boomchakabowwow
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I’m not super expert in it. What do you use?
I can see how it would be different for different dishes. I'm mostly using it for Thai curries and random umami additions to stews, so Red Boat's intensity and depth and assertive character works well with so much going on in the dish already. It makes sense that it might be too overbearing for something a transparent as ramen broth, though.tra chang and tiparos (both thai I think)
Different flavor profiles for different things but we taste tested 30+ in my ramen shop running days and these were the collective favorites.
I really like Tiparos - I'll have to try Tra Chang next.tra chang and tiparos (both thai I think)
Different flavor profiles for different things but we taste tested 30+ in my ramen shop running days and these were the collective favorites.
I think I can smell your sauce cabinet from a few states away.Squid for Thai, eggs, and any non-Viet cooking
Red Boat for using raw on stuff or in sauces (other than nuoc cham)
Three Crabs for Viet
I’ve never tried the Ayu fish sauce. Can you giveRed Boat is my go-to, but perhaps my favorite out of everything I've tried is made from Ayu or sweetfish. The brand is called Hara Jirozaemon. MTC used to carry it, but I think I most recently got a bottle from Toiro. I just saw it's available on Amazon for $30 with free shipping, which might be the way to go. It's very expensive but very delicious, almost hammy. I'd use it a lot more if it wasn't so expensive!
I’ve never tried the Ayu fish sauce. Can you give a little more description?Red Boat is my go-to, but perhaps my favorite out of everything I've tried is made from Ayu or sweetfish. The brand is called Hara Jirozaemon. MTC used to carry it, but I think I most recently got a bottle from Toiro. I just saw it's available on Amazon for $30 with free shipping, which might be the way to go. It's very expensive but very delicious, almost hammy. I'd use it a lot more if it wasn't so expensive!
looks interesting!!! you ever find it at stores?Red Boat is my go-to, but perhaps my favorite out of everything I've tried is made from Ayu or sweetfish. The brand is called Hara Jirozaemon. MTC used to carry it, but I think I most recently got a bottle from Toiro. I just saw it's available on Amazon for $30 with free shipping, which might be the way to go. It's very expensive but very delicious, almost hammy. I'd use it a lot more if it wasn't so expensive!
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