If any of you have been to Japanese steakhouse where they cook in front of you, they give you two different types of sauces. One ginger sauce and one "secret sauce." I dont know if thats what its called but that is what they call it at my steakhouse. Its sort of an orange color. I think anchovies might be an ingredient.
And please dont tell me that you think that it might be Thousand island dressing! ThanksWhat exactly is that "secret sauce" served at Japanese steakhouses?
It would probably be more helpful if you gave us an idea of what it tastes like....but the fact that you insinuated it might look like Thousand Island Dressing, this sauce could actually be homemade T.O. dressing. There is a special Japanese mayonnaise that tastes fairly different from American brands, that have more of a "fresh" flavor (don't know how to describe it). It's sold in large tube pouch, has a red cap, and has a picture of a baby on it and it's sometimes translated into "Kewpie" on the shelf, as the baby looks like a Kewpie doll. They would then probably add in some ginger and relish, maybe some ketchup. Bonito flakes could be adding that fish flavour you describe.
Creme of Sum Yung GuyWhat exactly is that "secret sauce" served at Japanese steakhouses?
if we told you it wouldnt be a secret anymore.. then youd have to change the name!!
its called cream of sum yung gui
Do you REALLY want to know?
I know I don't!
Are you SURE you want to know?
don't know but it suck to me .
Cream of Sumyungguy
usually is mustard sauce, but u said is orange color, i think may be is ginger sause or dressing.
I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.
That's why it's a secret!
wink, wink, nudge, nudge
go and see if its on www.topsecretreceipt.com
YOU MAY BE TALKING ABOUT WASABI. ITS FOUND IN SUPER STORE. YOU CAN GET IT IN A PASTE OR POWDER. WHAT IT IS IS JAPANESE HORSERADISH. IT MAY BE MIXED WITH SOYA SAUCE IN A SMALL SIDE DISH FOR DIPPING. IF IITS NOT TRY IT. YOU'LL HAVE TOO ADJUST IT TO UR OWN TASTE. IT CAN BE QUIT STRONG. TRY IT I LOVE IT.
its made from japansse mustard
Cream of sum yung guy
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