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This is a regular feature showcasing the popularity and potential uses of ingredients on the rise. All data is provided by Datassential.
The condiment is commonly used in Japanese cuisine
July 31, 2018
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Eel sauce, also called kabayaki sauce, is a thick, sweet-and-salty sauce made with soy sauce, sugar and mirin. It is commonly used in Japanese cooking as an accompaniment to eel and other long, scale-less fish, either in sushi or non-sushi preparations. It’s adoption among consumers is still somewhat low — only 10 percent of the population has tried it — but it’s being incorporated into more dishes in U.S. restaurants. Its appearance on menus has grown 22 percent over the past four years.