I enjoyed reading this article so much!! Thank you for your wonderful writing and bringing the magic of Taiwan to us. Can't wait to read more from Yunhai!
There's so much about soy sauces to explore! I'd love to read your Treatise on Tofu and Mung Bean Manifesto, but one thing that's also been on my mind is the diversity of fermented soy items, as you noted above. As I write, I can't help but think about a dajiang (大醬 from the label) that I bought on a whim from a Chinese grocery store, that I have little idea of what to do with. It'd be nice to have an extended comparison in English of East Asian fermented soy products.
Thanks so much for your comment! I completely agree. In fact, before I even thought of starting Yun Hai, I wanted to write "A Guide to Bean Paste." It's a topic near to my heart. I will certainly consider this for upcoming editions!
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I enjoyed reading this article so much!! Thank you for your wonderful writing and bringing the magic of Taiwan to us. Can't wait to read more from Yunhai!
Thank you so much!
There's so much about soy sauces to explore! I'd love to read your Treatise on Tofu and Mung Bean Manifesto, but one thing that's also been on my mind is the diversity of fermented soy items, as you noted above. As I write, I can't help but think about a dajiang (大醬 from the label) that I bought on a whim from a Chinese grocery store, that I have little idea of what to do with. It'd be nice to have an extended comparison in English of East Asian fermented soy products.
Thanks so much for your comment! I completely agree. In fact, before I even thought of starting Yun Hai, I wanted to write "A Guide to Bean Paste." It's a topic near to my heart. I will certainly consider this for upcoming editions!