Capturing the Japanese culinary influenceCapturing the Japanese culinary influence
In this Multipart Series you’ll learn how operators can leverage consumers’ love for Japanese foods, such as ramen and other bowl dishes. Among the keys to the Japanese culinary experience is incorporating the umami flavor using ingredients such as a high-quality soy sauce. In addition, read about how sauces are a chef’s best friend in the current operating environment. High-quality, brand-name sauces help operators create recipes more consistently and efficiently, while at the same time enhancing the experience for customers. You’ll also learn about how fat-washing, a flavoring technique that has gained traction in cocktails, is using to soften the flavor and mouthfeel of soy sauce. For more recipe inspiration, read about how chef Robbie Felice incorporates Japanese ingredients into Italian dishes to create the best of both worlds. Sponsored by Kikkoman
October 3, 2023
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How sauces can be a win-win for operators and their customers
Sponsored by Kikkoman
Doing more with less is the business model of the future in the restaurant industry, and using high-quality, versatile sauces is one of the best ways to accomplish that.
Sauces can help operators create recipes more consistently and efficiently, which has become increasingly important in an environment where employees may have varied levels of experience and training. Incorporating sauces across multiple applications and recipes provides the added benefits of ingredient cross-utilization and inventory optimization, which can help drive down costs.
At the same time, focusing on using high-quality, brand-name sauces helps generate customer engagement and drive top-line sales.
“Not only do high-quality sauces add efficien...
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