Average Rating:
(based on 4 reviews)
I slathered this on chunks of pork belly, sousvided it at 65 c for 24 hours and then seared it. It may be best thing I ever cooked, period.
by Dan Minor
the red yuzu kosho is spicy and salty. so I just put a teaspoon on beef with onion powder. it was delicious.
by aliza
Yum! A somewhat odd taste combination--almost floral. I rediscovered it tonight at the back of the fridge(somewhat crystalized and 2mo past its pull date) and added it to a bowl of sweetish Armenian red lentil soup. Heavenly!! I had loved it used in more predictable uses, too, before I lost track of it.
by Betsy
My wife is originally from Kushu and loves Yuzu Kosho, so I bought this for her as she had never tried the red, only the green.
The flavor is an intense blend of yuzu (strong citrus, slightly bitter), salt, and hot pepper. Perfect!
The packing is the original Japanese packaging.
by Alan