Homemade mirin

If you love Japanese cuisine, mirin is a must-have pantry staple, but there are other options you can use as a mirin substitute.

If you’re making a dish that calls for mirin and don’t have any on hand, this article includes 5 of the best mirin substitutes as well as some information about this popular condiment. We’ve also included a recipe, so you can make your own homemade mirin!

If you’re making a dish that calls for mirin and don’t have any on hand, this article includes 5 of the best mirin substitutes as well as some information about this popular condiment. We’ve also included a recipe, so you can make your own homemade mirin!

I'm sure Umami Mart readers know about mirin and have used it in cooking, but may not be sure about what it is exactly. Culinary experts in the U.S. believe that mirin is a mix of sake and lots of sugar. Sadly, this is incorrect. Yes, it's sweet, but not just syrupy sweet -- mirin is full of amino acids aka umami. Miri

A must-try Japanese cuisine! Now you can prepare it easily in your kitchen with homemade teriyaki sauce. Pair it with white rice and miso soup for the perfect mealtime.

Mirin is a Japanese sweet rice wine that's a traditional ingredient for Teriyaki and other delicious Asian sauces. Learn more about what mirin is exactly, how to cook with it and some easy substitutes if you can't find it!

What is mirin and what does it do? From teriyaki chicken to ramen dishes, mirin adds a sweet, yet tangy rich flavor to a dish.

Mirin is a Japanese sweet rice wine that's a traditional ingredient for Teriyaki and other delicious Asian sauces. Learn more about what mirin is exactly, how to cook with it and some easy substitutes if you can't find it!

With its sweet, subtle, delectable taste, mirin is a favorite Japanese and Chinese cuisine ingredient. It balances the saltiness of other elements like soy sauce, perfect for making teriyaki, udon, and ramen. If you run out of mirin or can’t find it in your local grocery stores, you can use some of the best mirin...Read More

This quick 3-ingredient homemade mirin works perfectly as a substitute for many delectable recipes calling for Mirin. All you need is sake, sugar, & water!