What Is Japanese Mirin And How Is It Used In Cooking?
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Considered as an essential condiment in Japanese cuisine, Mirin is a type of rice wine which is similar to sake(more info) but with a lower alcohol content. It is rich in sugar which is composed of a complex carbohydrate that forms during the natural fermentation process.
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An Asian cuisine kitchen staple, mirin is a sweet rice wine similar to cooking sake but with lower alcohol content. Made in Japan, this mirin-type
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WHAT IS MIRIN: A common ingredient in Japanese cooking is mirin, a type of rice wine. It is comparable to sake but contains more sugar. Mirin is used
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