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HINODE MIRIN (みりん)

Hinode Mirin is a sweet rice wine commonly used in Japanese cuisine. It imparts a sweet and slightly syrupy flavor to dishes and is a key ingredient in various Japanese recipes, including teriyaki sauce and sukiyaki.

Mirin is made from glutinous rice, rice koji, and alcohol, resulting in its characteristic sweetness.

Mirin enhances the umami and depth of flavor in Japanese dishes and is widely available in grocery stores.

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HINODE PREMIUM HON MIRIN

HINODE HON MIRIN

Premium Hon Mirin, also known as "Jun Mirin," is a high-quality Japanese cooking ingredient crafted from just three simple elements: glutinous rice, rice koji, and water. Free from added alcohol or other additives, it represents a more authentic and traditional form of mirin, resulting in a richer, more complex flavor compared to other mirin options.

Alc: 14%

Hon Mirin is a versatile ingredient in Japanese cooking, enhancing dishes with its sweet, savory, and umami-rich notes. It shines in sauces, marinades, and glazes, elevating the flavors of teriyaki, sukiyaki, donburi, and many more. Its distinctive taste and authentic Japanese origin make it a popular choice for achieving the desired depth of flavor in a wide range of culinary preparations.

Alc: 14%

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HINODE MIRIN STYLE SEASONING

Hinode Mirin Style Seasoning is a cooking ingredient formulated to replicate the flavor profile of traditional mirin. It typically contains lower alcohol content and is commonly used as a substitute for mirin in various recipes.

Alc: <1%

Effect of Hon Mirin

Gives mild sweetness

Sweetness of Mirin containing various type of sugar such as maltose, fructose, glucose that provide refined sweetness and Umami other than using sugar.

Gives Umami taste

Mirin is derived from rice and brings out amino acids and organic acids, including umami components, giving a deeper and richer flavor.

Gives food shiny

The sugar gives an appetizing luster, covers the surface of the material and keeps moisture and umami.

Prevents getting ingredients mushy while cooking

It contains alcohol and sugar of Mirin that coat food and helps prevent food from breaking into pieces while cooking and to make food a good appearance, and also prevents umami leaking out.

Japanese dishes

Mirin can be used in many Japanese dishes, adding a touch of sweetness and enhancing the overall flavor profile.

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Mentsuyu

Mirin brings a touch of elegance to mentsuyu, elevating the flavor of your soba or noodle soup base.

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Teriyaki

The glaze is traditionally made using soy sauce and mirin.

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Ramen

The ramen features the subtle sweetness of mirin for a truly authentic flavor.

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