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Spotlight Ingredient: Wasabi
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 Wasabi is a type of root commonly used in Japanese cooking. It is also referred to as Japanese horseradish and has a strong, hot flavor. It is finely grated before use and often made into a paste. Covering wasabi preserves flavor so sushi chefs usually put the wasabi between the fish and the rice when preparing sushi. Do you have any favorite recipes that use Wasabi? Be sure to add them!  |
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