If you like Yoshidas you are gonna LOVE this!!! W/ Q-view

[fire it up]

Sounds good, thanks for the recipe.
I would guess for the wine they would use mirin.

 

[hhookk]

I use the Island Teriyaki. It's the same stuff but made with pineapple juice. They have a wasabi one too. Great stuff. Here is their website.

http://www.soyvay.com/

 

[coacher72]

Fire it up,

I'm not sure what wine they used. I've never used any when I make it.

 

[nwbhoss]

I have got to try the Wasabi flavored one!!!!!!!!

 

[nwdave]

The availability of Soy Vay at the Costco's is dependent on the Costco region you're in. Our region currently is carrying it and we're the Pacific Northwest Region. Elsewhere, I have no idea.

Hoss, now you've gone and done it. You've told the world about our little secret so we could impress everyone. Now everyone can. Ah well, those are still good looking pieces of chicken. Tonight is CSR's and Soy Vay, pineapple variety.

 

[blue]

I think the lowest membership price is $40 a year.

 

[jcurrier]

Yeah they make one with some wasabi in it that I really like. Not cheap though, what did that large container set you back?

 

[fire it up]

I wonder if it is real wasabi or "American" wasabi which is mostly what you will find in the stores.
Mustard horseradish and green dye, hard to find true wasabi around here.

 

[bbrock]

Am going to have to try that out.. Dose any one know if they have that sause at sam club? Looks good thanks for the Qview..

 

[hhookk]

Here's the ingredients taken directly from their web site. It says wasabi powder so I think it's the real deal.


Wasabi Teriyaki
All natural ingredients: Preservative free soy sauce (water, wheat, soybeans, salt), sugar, expeller pressed soy oil, fresh garlic, sesame seeds, dried onion, fresh ginger, expeller pressed sesame oil, spices, natural flavors, wasabi powder.

 

[meateater]

I've seen smaller bottles of it somewhere, dang CRS.