Definitions
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- n. A citrus fruit originating in East Asia, Citrus ichangensis x Citrus reticulata var. austera.
Etymologies
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Examples
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We began with an appetizer of tuna marinated in yuzu juice, over Chinese mustard greens.
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The first herb blogger this week started early, with a fascinating post about a Japanese fruit called yuzu, a citrus fruit which is one of the main flavors in Ponzu Sauce.
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The Japanese eventually invented one using a fruit called a yuzu, which was also popular for dropping into hot baths to ward off colds.
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I found my Giving Tree - a Japanese citrus-fruit tree called a yuzu tree.
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* The funds thus obtained were called yuzu-kin (accommodation money).
A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era
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The firm, which specializes in selling umeboshi, "yuzu" (citrons) and other preserved foods, was founded by Monya Komine, who back in the Edo Period served as chief chef for Odawara Castle.
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Other so called "bar chefs" are mixing drinks with juices such as yuzu and kaffir lime and spices like curry and myrrh.
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Overall I perceived a timidity and a blandness that were disappointing; yes, the Tuscan kale salad totally rocked perfectly fresh, assertive but balanced, but the delicate hamachi was drowning in a yuzu emulsion.
Neil Zevnik: A New Paradigm? Now Serving: A Nice Dose of Healthy and a Healthy Dose of Nice
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So he cut off the tentacles, sliced them as thin as carpaccio, then drizzled the slices with a sauce made from soy and yuzu.
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I cut off a corner and spread on a tiny dot of yuzu sauce, a paste made of a Japanese citrus fruit mixed with pepper and salt, which brings the disparate elements of the dish together in an original, fresh, spicy way.
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