Soy Sauce

12 products

12 products
Kikkoman All-Purpose Soy Sauce 500ml
Kikkoman All-Purpose Soy Sauce 500ml
£4.99
Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Tamari Gluten Free Soy Sauce 250ml
Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Tamari Gluten Free Soy Sauce 250ml
£3.99
Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Less Salt Soy Sauce 250ml
Kikkoman Naturally Brewed Less Salt Soy Sauce 250ml
£3.99
Yamasa Dark Soy Sauce in Table Dispenser 150ml
Yamasa Dark Soy Sauce in Table Dispenser 150ml
£3.99
Yutaka Organic Tamari Soy Sauce Gluten Free 150ml
Yutaka Organic Tamari Soy Sauce Gluten Free 150ml
£2.99
Cheong Chan Karamel Masakan Cooking Caramel 375ml
Cheong Chan Karamel Masakan Cooking Caramel 375ml
£3.99
Japanese Cooking Essentials Gift Set
Morueats Canvas Bag On Shoulder
Japanese Cooking Essentials Gift Set
£29.99
Sushi Making Gift Set
Morueats Canvas Bag On Shoulder
Sushi Making Gift Set
£22.99
Essential Asian Pantry Sauces Bundle - Includes Canvas Bag
Morueats Canvas Bag On Shoulder
Essential Asian Cooking Sauces Gift Set
£21.99
Yakin Sambal Kicap Chilli Soy Sauce 150g
Yakin Sambal Kicap Chilli Soy Sauce 150g
£1.99

Soy sauce is a versatile and essential Asian sauce that adds depth and richness to a wide range of dishes. It's without doubt, one of the most popular Asian sauces, and the one we use most often in our kitchens.

What is soy sauce?

Soy sauce is a dark, savoury condiment originating from East Asia. It is traditionally made from fermented soybeans, wheat, water, and salt. The fermentation process lasts up to 6 months and helps to develop the tastes and aromas that soy sauce is renowned for.

What does soy sauce taste like?

Soy sauce offers a savoury, rich umami and slightly salty taste. Its complex flavour profile can vary depending on the brand, type and quality of soy sauce.

When can I use soy sauce?

Soy sauce is an incredibly versatile condiment used in various cuisines worldwide. Here are some common ways we like to use soy sauce:

  1. Seasonings: Add a dash of soy sauce to season and add a savoury flavouring to stir-fries, fried rice, or noodle dishes.

  2. Marinades: Combine soy sauce with other ingredients such as garlic, ginger or even lemon to create a delicious marinade for meats, tofu, or vegetables.

  3. Dipping sauces: Mix soy sauce with vinegar, sesame oil, and chilli for a flavourful dipping sauce that goes well with dim sum, spring rolls, or sushi.

  4. Stir-fry sauces: Add flavour to a simple stir-fry sauce by combining soy sauce with ingredients such as ginger, garlic, and cornstarch.

  5. Soups and broths: Add a splash of soy sauce to soups, broths, or stews to enhance their flavour. It's great for adding extra depth and richness to the base of the dish.

What are the main types of soy sauce?

Regular soy sauce

Regular soy sauce is a classic and versatile condiment that serves as a staple in many kitchens. Regular soy sauce offers a balanced combination of savoury, salty, and umami flavours. It is great for a wide range of applications, including seasoning, marinating, stir-frying, and for adding flavours to soups, broths and sauces. This is why you may see it referred to as all-purpose soy sauce.

Light soy sauce

Light soy sauce has a lighter colour and a saltier taste compared to regular soy sauce. It is used primarily for its seasoning properties or when you want to add a savoury kick to dishes without overpowering the other flavours. Light soy sauce is commonly used in stir-fries, marinades, and sauces where a lighter and saltier touch is desired. It still gives a delicate umami taste and helps to enhance the natural flavours of ingredients.

Dark soy sauce

Dark soy sauce is darker, thicker and comes with a more complex taste profile. Dark soy sauce is renowned for its ability to add depth, colour, and extra sweetness to dishes. It is commonly used in braised dishes, stews, marinades, and sauces, where its robust flavour complements and enhances the overall richness of the dish.

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