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Nick Cramer wrote:
> Is this just a marketing ploy by Kikkoman? Seems to me that you get umami > when you have the right balance of sweet, sour, salty, bitter (and > spicy/hot) for the dish you're preparing. > > Spicy/hot. Maybe that should be the fifth flavor. Wide range of > intensities, durations and location of effects (different parts of the > mouth, tongue, throat), sweat (face, brow, top or back of head, back). > > Please educate me. Thanks. > I actually heard the word used on the radio yesterday, on an NPR pre-Thanksgiving food discussion. Its not just a marketing ploy, though. You find umami in msg, of course, but also mushrooms, seaweed, bacon, cheeses, soy sauce, and I forget what else. Adding something with it to any dish will improve it. Ian |
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