Very simple to make. I just learned another version of this sauce while doing my gastronomy internship al the local Hilton Hotel, which is really flavourful too. I'm always on the lookout for all these interesting bits of info. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
PONZU • 300 ml of lemon • 100ml of vinegar • 100ml of mineral water • 100ml of soy (good quality if they manage to have) • Cda of Hondashi (katsobushi or common fish broth, half tbsp) • Cda of Ajinimoto (Gruthematomonosodium This sauce is made layú spicy oil, It is accompanied for the gyosas It is an option for those who do not have imported inputs
@adam.nelson3345 Thank you very much for your insult, I just want to share that cooking can be adapted, thank you for not understanding who does not give magic or share the joy of what they have learned, will never have an art to offer. There are many people who do not have the money to buy imported supplies and be able to live the experience, thank you because those who never experienced the joy of doing magic with little will never be able to do magic with a lot. and if I share a recipe it is because I respect a culture more than your comment and thank you that shows your culture and knowledge that you have
@Saboresdistint0s your welcome. Hiroshima recipe is easy for everyone. Vinegar sweet wine and soy sauce? You added a bunch of shit like they can find that. Start your own channel if you're that good🤔
@@adam.nelson3345 Thank you for your comment, thank you and many blessings, and I hope you can try multiple recipes so you can say which is your favorite recipe, many successes
Hiro, thanks for showing us about ponzu!! I was born and raised in the SF bay area. We have many Asian and non-asian stores that have ponzu, but many parts of the country people have to make their own. Take care!!
Hiro my hero, great job. The food looked incredible. The videography during preparation in the kitchen was creatively documented too. What a great video.
My favourite local sushi restaurant makes this amazing ponzu based sauce they serve with their oysters and I could just sit there and eat the ponzu!! It’s got togarashi and daikon and green onions in it and it’s just so good
Perfect timing. My (high end) grocery store has a large international section. The Asian section was out of all sauces. Japanese Chinese Thai etc. I am in S.E. Pennsylvania.
This reminds me of a time I made shabushabu and then found we had run out of Ponzu. So my solution was to pick some green calamansi from the back yard, mix the juice with Soysauce mixing and a little vinegar. I didn't have rice wine vinegar. It was pretty good. Not as good as the one I buy at the Japanese market, but it was better than eating shabushabu plain.
Just made breakfast for me and my son we don't like traditional American so I made steamed pork buns and the sauce i only used soy sauce and pink grapefruit from my tree and a side of Persian cucumbers thanks for a more added recipe!
Saikou Piro Piro 10/10. What an amazing thing…. It is so hard to find ponzu here too. My favorite ponzu is the one from Kochi, Japan. Now, no worries because of you. Nothing like homemade from a master😍😍❤️
I use soy sauce, white vinegar, mirin, lemon or lime, a little garlic and dried peppers. Let peppers soak for a day or two then remove. I like ghost pepper or reaper. Before serving I finely chop scallion and add a bunch to the sauce.
Always great watching you share your skills and knowledge with us! I prefer light soy (low sodium - green Kiko bottle) and a little brown sugar besides the mirin. Amazingly the rural grocery stores here carry daikon radishes now and grating some, along with a little ginger, before making a dipping sauce, is pretty tasty and similar to what I get with tempura. Waiting for the next video :)
You might want to try wheat free tamari instead of shoyu. Shoyu is made with wheat and will turn the sauce cloudy in time, but tamari avoids this problem. It is also a little richer, so I use maybe 1/3rd less. I like to add a little Hon Dashi (Dashi No Moto) granules. It's a shortcut to the traditional kombu and katsuobushi method. I also like more citrus in mine. Lime is a good add. I use a 2:1 ratio of lemon to lime. At the time of serving, I usually add some very thinly sliced green onion and momiji oroshi to make a sauce called chirizu for shiromi-dane sashimi.
@@SuperSushidog Cool, that sounds like a good idea! Put tamari on my shopping list. Whatever fresh citrus on hand usually gets added as that is the bright side of the sauce.
Hi Chef Hiro San, I can’t wait to try this recipe I’ve always wanted to learn how to make ponzu sauce because I really love dipping my pot stickers, and other dumplings in it. I hope that’s allowed lol, It’s just a wonderful sauce to use. Thank you Chef. 👍👍👍
What cosmic timing for this video! I was just wondering to myself if anyone else was experiencing a ponzu dry spell, I couldn't find it at three stores last weekend, two of which were Asian markets. I assume it's shortages like anything else, every industry is experiencing it. So glad I have the ingredients though, you're keeping one of my favorite condiments alive! Arigatou Hiroyuki-sama, gam saham nida!
Thank you, thank you, thank you, this past year I've been unable to find ponzu anywhere thank you for a good recipe thank you for the amazing content long time watcher we love you 🤙p.s the Martian Yang content has been hot too!
Hiro, my friend, g11d aftern11n!!! I will try this Ponzu Sauce at home! Thanx for sharing your secret master recipe... Looking forward to your new episodes using your homemade Ponzu Sauce... ❤️🇯🇵❤️🇩🇪❤️🇺🇲❤️ 🥢🔪🥢🔪🥢🔪🥢🔪🥢🔪
Arigoto gozaimasu Chef Hiro! This was informative/helpful. I know this is made traditionally w/Japenese citrus 🍋 fruits..(Mikan, Sudachi, etc)...Can you use blood red orange, Meyer lemons..tangerines as well?
Thank you for validating my approach to ponzu in the last minutes of the video. Since I don't eat japanese or other asian food very often, I just mixed soy sauce and lemon or lime juice for some sashimi or sushi. I try to not keep many different ingredients in my fridge to go bad, but I always have soy sauce and some fresh citrus fruit.
We are allergic to rice. (Which stinks ALOT miso w/o it is hard to find. There’s no “ perfect “rice substitute 😢)Could we use white wine vinegar? To google I go.., I’m thinking I’ve looked before & it’s not an equal …Thank you so much for sharing this.
HIRO Hello, this is just the ide, but I use the HOT PONZU, I PUT IT ON MY FRIED EGGS @ breakfast, but I’ll use your recepie, thanks, oh BTY, where can I find the FISH SCALER YOU USE ?it’s NOT on your AMAZON SITE thanks so much,,,,, CHERIO🇯🇵🇯🇵🇺🇸🇺🇸
I noticed in the video of your more complex version of this sauce that you used 8oz Rice Vinegar and 6oz Soy Sauce (cutting it in half) but this one is reversed - 8oz Soy Sauce and 6oz Rice Vinegar. I would love to know which one you stand by!
I'm a bit confused... In this recipe you add 8oz (250 ml) of soja sauce with 6 oz (200 ml) of rice vinegar and 2 oz ( 60 ml) of mirin. But on the other recipe on the channel you add more rice vinegar than soja sauce and a little bit less mirin.
I like using ponzu sauce with fatty meats since it cuts through the fat. I also like mixing it with yuzu kosho to add a spice to it. That's a video you should work on next, yuzu kosho
Woooow, We got a recipe that is been past down from one Master Sushi Chef to another. What an honor.
Passed not past
And that's not the og recipe 😂😂😂
Very simple to make. I just learned another version of this sauce while doing my gastronomy internship al the local Hilton Hotel, which is really flavourful too. I'm always on the lookout for all these interesting bits of info. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Danke!
PONZU • 300 ml of lemon • 100ml of vinegar • 100ml of mineral water • 100ml of soy (good quality if they manage to have) • Cda of Hondashi (katsobushi or common fish broth, half tbsp) • Cda of Ajinimoto (Gruthematomonosodium This sauce is made layú spicy oil, It is accompanied for the gyosas It is an option for those who do not have imported inputs
So you step on hiros toes. To put your own recipe. Get out of here troll
@adam.nelson3345 Thank you very much for your insult, I just want to share that cooking can be adapted, thank you for not understanding who does not give magic or share the joy of what they have learned, will never have an art to offer. There are many people who do not have the money to buy imported supplies and be able to live the experience, thank you because those who never experienced the joy of doing magic with little will never be able to do magic with a lot. and if I share a recipe it is because I respect a culture more than your comment and thank you that shows your culture and knowledge that you have
@Saboresdistint0s your welcome. Hiroshima recipe is easy for everyone. Vinegar sweet wine and soy sauce? You added a bunch of shit like they can find that. Start your own channel if you're that good🤔
@@adam.nelson3345 Thank you for your comment, thank you and many blessings, and I hope you can try multiple recipes so you can say which is your favorite recipe, many successes
Hiro, thanks for showing us about ponzu!! I was born and raised in the SF bay area. We have many Asian and non-asian stores that have ponzu, but many parts of the country people have to make their own. Take care!!
Hiro my hero, great job. The food looked incredible. The videography during preparation in the kitchen was creatively documented too. What a great video.
My favourite local sushi restaurant makes this amazing ponzu based sauce they serve with their oysters and I could just sit there and eat the ponzu!! It’s got togarashi and daikon and green onions in it and it’s just so good
Hiro is getting better with his English.
Thanks..!!
Perfect timing. My (high end) grocery store has a large international section. The Asian section was out of all sauces. Japanese Chinese Thai etc. I am in S.E. Pennsylvania.
I live in Hawaii and just used fresh tangerine juice and it is delicious!!! I used 1 lemon and 4 small tangerines...yum!!!
This reminds me of a time I made shabushabu and then found we had run out of Ponzu. So my solution was to pick some green calamansi from the back yard, mix the juice with Soysauce mixing and a little vinegar. I didn't have rice wine vinegar. It was pretty good. Not as good as the one I buy at the Japanese market, but it was better than eating shabushabu plain.
I added Mirrin but autocorrect decided to remove that part. Lol
Just made breakfast for me and my son we don't like traditional American so I made steamed pork buns and the sauce i only used soy sauce and pink grapefruit from my tree and a side of Persian cucumbers thanks for a more added recipe!
Saikou Piro Piro 10/10. What an amazing thing…. It is so hard to find ponzu here too. My favorite ponzu is the one from Kochi, Japan. Now, no worries because of you. Nothing like homemade from a master😍😍❤️
I use soy sauce, white vinegar, mirin, lemon or lime, a little garlic and dried peppers. Let peppers soak for a day or two then remove. I like ghost pepper or reaper.
Before serving I finely chop scallion and add a bunch to the sauce.
i tried with a few mint leaves and was amazing!!!!
Nice and simple recipe.. good job..Hirosan..👍👍
Good afternoon. This is so amazing!
So I wasn’t the only one looking for Ponzu yesterday!?
Very good recipe. I used it for my steak tonight. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the recipe, I really love Ponzu sauce
Thank you so much for making this recipe.
What is the amount of bonito flakes and kombu for that recipe?
ありがとうございました。
thanks for sharing something diff i love it
Always great watching you share your skills and knowledge with us! I prefer light soy (low sodium - green Kiko bottle) and a little brown sugar besides the mirin. Amazingly the rural grocery stores here carry daikon radishes now and grating some, along with a little ginger, before making a dipping sauce, is pretty tasty and similar to what I get with tempura. Waiting for the next video :)
You might want to try wheat free tamari instead of shoyu. Shoyu is made with wheat and will turn the sauce cloudy in time, but tamari avoids this problem. It is also a little richer, so I use maybe 1/3rd less. I like to add a little Hon Dashi (Dashi No Moto) granules. It's a shortcut to the traditional kombu and katsuobushi method. I also like more citrus in mine. Lime is a good add. I use a 2:1 ratio of lemon to lime. At the time of serving, I usually add some very thinly sliced green onion and momiji oroshi to make a sauce called chirizu for shiromi-dane sashimi.
@@SuperSushidog Cool, that sounds like a good idea! Put tamari on my shopping list. Whatever fresh citrus on hand usually gets added as that is the bright side of the sauce.
Ponzu is my favorite Japanese dipping sauce.
We love using Pon Shabu with beef as a dipping sauce...
im glad we have our master hiro
Grapefruit in ponzu sounds really good. I'm gonna go try it.
This guy is bad ass! Respect him.
Looks good. I hope you and your cameraman, Charles, have a good afternoon. Cheers, Chef Hiro! ✌️
Hi Chef Hiro San, I can’t wait to try this recipe I’ve always wanted to learn how to make ponzu sauce because I really love dipping my pot stickers, and other dumplings in it. I hope that’s allowed lol, It’s just a wonderful sauce to use. Thank you Chef. 👍👍👍
Chef Hiroyuki, I was typing a question about dashi in Ponzu, but You already answered. Thank you very much!! (Oh and Ponzu is just heavenly!!)
What cosmic timing for this video! I was just wondering to myself if anyone else was experiencing a ponzu dry spell, I couldn't find it at three stores last weekend, two of which were Asian markets. I assume it's shortages like anything else, every industry is experiencing it.
So glad I have the ingredients though, you're keeping one of my favorite condiments alive! Arigatou Hiroyuki-sama, gam saham nida!
Its hard to find here in LA. The Japanese Markets have the lime and orange ponzu but not the yuzu. Weird.
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From Seoul korea 🍰🍔💕
Thank you so much 😊
OOh I love ponzu. I use it as a salad dressing.
Very useful video. Most of my local stores don't sell ponzu
Thank you, thank you, thank you, this past year I've been unable to find ponzu anywhere thank you for a good recipe thank you for the amazing content long time watcher we love you 🤙p.s the Martian Yang content has been hot too!
I like the extensive version you did a video a long time ago but I also like this quick easy one
Mr chef no sugar added? how long can it last in d fridge?
Very very nice ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Good afternoon from Canada 🇨🇦 hiro!
Konnichiwa, Hiro-san! Will definitely be making this. Arigato
Are there no Asian markets in the area?
Hiroyuki,
Thank you, so much!
Cheers,
Rik
Arigatou gozaimashita master chef terada san
Simply and the best Sauce
Sir can you share us the complete recipe with the procedures and tips also for us beginners
Thanks dear this recipe.
Please demiglace sauce also show 🙏
Hiro, my friend, g11d aftern11n!!!
I will try this Ponzu Sauce at home! Thanx for sharing your secret master recipe... Looking forward to your new episodes using your homemade Ponzu Sauce...
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here we only have sushi vinegar can I use that?
also I can't use mirin what can I substitute that?
Arigto.yesss...now I found the simple homemade recipe for ponzu
Arigoto gozaimasu Chef Hiro! This was informative/helpful. I know this is made traditionally w/Japenese citrus 🍋 fruits..(Mikan, Sudachi, etc)...Can you use blood red orange, Meyer lemons..tangerines as well?
Good job chef from Indonesia
The Best chef
I wonder what the chefs going to do once he hits two millions subscribers? 😎
That's freaken awesome! I heard ponzu sauce is soy sauce without salt? Is this true?
this is better than commercial brands
Thank for video😊
Thank you Master Chef
Thank you for sharing! I prefer lime, not trying to be authentic here, just personal preference.
where were you that the store was out of so much?
I make my own ponzu with calamansi. It is everybody's favorite.
The classic "Good Afternoon"
awesome still have my bottle but if i run out of it..i'm making this..
Thank you for validating my approach to ponzu in the last minutes of the video. Since I don't eat japanese or other asian food very often, I just mixed soy sauce and lemon or lime juice for some sashimi or sushi. I try to not keep many different ingredients in my fridge to go bad, but I always have soy sauce and some fresh citrus fruit.
Grazie 😍
Can I add Maple syrup instead of sugar
Thanks
thanks, it's easy!
I put lime and tangelo , ginger and garlic
We are allergic to rice. (Which stinks ALOT miso w/o it is hard to find. There’s no “ perfect “rice substitute 😢)Could we use white wine vinegar? To google I go.., I’m thinking I’ve looked before & it’s not an equal …Thank you so much for sharing this.
How many weeks should I wait before using ponzu sauce?
Can u give a dressing for sashimi salad
Omg, yusss, spill the sauce! 👏😂
I use it mainly for salats when I’m lazy.
Hey! Chef .. how U make ankimo testa better
Please do salad dressings! Please!
HIRO Hello, this is just the ide, but I use the HOT PONZU, I PUT IT ON MY FRIED EGGS @ breakfast, but I’ll use your recepie, thanks, oh BTY, where can I find the FISH SCALER YOU USE ?it’s NOT on your AMAZON SITE thanks so much,,,,, CHERIO🇯🇵🇯🇵🇺🇸🇺🇸
I noticed in the video of your more complex version of this sauce that you used 8oz Rice Vinegar and 6oz Soy Sauce (cutting it in half) but this one is reversed - 8oz Soy Sauce and 6oz Rice Vinegar. I would love to know which one you stand by!
7oz rice wine vinegger and 7oz Soy Sauce is best
yep, again a shortage of ponzu sauce in Miami brought me here 😂
Good afternoon!
How to use the sauce ? I hope you have an other video ....
I'm a bit confused... In this recipe you add 8oz (250 ml) of soja sauce with 6 oz (200 ml) of rice vinegar and 2 oz ( 60 ml) of mirin. But on the other recipe on the channel you add more rice vinegar than soja sauce and a little bit less mirin.
I feel like I’m watching a homemade dirty movie where the dude can’t get it up.
Should have made chili ponzu. Can’t find it anywhere
I could probably use a small amount of fish sauce if I dont have bonito flakes here.
ahh yes HIRO i have been putting fresh lemon into shoyu for 30 years lol
I drink ponzu 🤤
I think the camera man should let Hiro finish his sentences more, he always seems like interrupting him when Hiro-san is thinking how to say things.
Hirosan, you are a master, love your recipes and techniques. But you need a new videographer.
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Johnny? Is that you?
Try once Indian recipe......any one
Imagine beeing european and notice that this is not the og recipe 😂😮😅
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Pahhhnzu sauce is made of canned mandarin oranges mixed with lime juice.
😆clown comment.
I like using ponzu sauce with fatty meats since it cuts through the fat.
I also like mixing it with yuzu kosho to add a spice to it.
That's a video you should work on next, yuzu kosho
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Why is this so different from the one from 4 years ago?
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