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I was looking over the soy sauce selection at the Asian store and some
Healthy boy Brand "Black Soy Sauce" caught my eye. It is thickened with molasses, and since I like molasses, I thought it might be fun. It is thick enough that if you tilt the bottle, you can't see light through it for a couple minutes. I would be more tempted to call it soy flavored molasses, than molasses flavored soy sauce. It might be too much for me for a dipping sauce. I've tried it on white and brown rice, some lentils, and a couple vegetable and bean salads. I can't place what it would be 'just right' for. Any thoughts on a recipe that would benefit from the very molasses flavored soy sauce? I haven't tried cooking with it yet- Jim |
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