Nitsume

につめ

Alternative spelling: 煮詰(につ)

Synonyms: つめ[tsume]

Nitsume is a traditional Japanese technique of simmering or reducing sauces, often involving soy sauce and dashi, to create a thick, sweet, and savory glaze. This reduction process concentrates the flavors, making it a popular finishing sauce for dishes like unagi (eel) and other grilled foods. The technique highlights the depth of flavors characteristic of Japanese cuisine.

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Published: 2/5/2025