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Savory Salt SubtituteGuest: Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc.
If you want to try a savory salt substitute, replace every half-teaspoon of salt in your recipe with one teaspoon of soy sauce. It adds a different depth of flavor to meats, marinades and more! And remember to watch your overall salt intake. Most experts say healthy adults should consume less than 23-hundred milligrams of sodium a day.
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More Flavorful MarinadesGuest: Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc.
To get more flavor out of your marinade…put it and your meat, chicken or fish in the right size, re-useable bag…and make sure you squeeze all the air out of the bag. If you use a pan instead…go for glass or stainless steel. The acid in a marinade could react with other metals…and that can affect the flavor!
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Celebrate The Chinese New YearGuest: Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc.
The Year of the Ox starts on January 26th, and this segment focuses on having a Chinese New Year Party using symbolism in décor and food to make it fun and using Kikkoman soy sauces to make it flavorful.
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The Secret Ingredient to Easy, Amazing Appetizers For Your Big Game Day Party!Guest: Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc.
This segment focuses on tantalizing appetizers that are sure to score with guests at your party for the biggest football game of the year! We’ll toss a tasty twist on guacamole, add a secret play to Crunchy Fried Shrimp, and give a flavorful Asian flare to a traditional BBQ Shrimp recipe. With the help of Celebrity Guest Hosts Dan Marino and supermodel Kim Alexis, we’ll share a superstar line-up of appetizers. We'll kick it up a notch... just in time for the Big Game Day!
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Adding Extra FlavorGuest: Kikkoman Sales USA, Inc.
Looking to add some extra flavor to just about any dish you serve? Well, just add a splash of soy sauce!! It’s a natural flavor enhancer… and can intensify the taste of all kinds of ingredients. In fact, Tamari flavor soy sauce can even deepen the flavor of chocolate!
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