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nouna Japanese plant of the family Cruciferae with a thick green root

nounthe thick green root of the wasabi plant that the Japanese use in cooking and that tastes like strong horseradish

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Top tip Once fresh wasabi has been grated it must be served within a few minutes, otherwise the potency and flavour will be lost
With now familiar efficiency, the empty plates were whipped away and tiger prawn tempura with wasabi mayo and spicy ponzu (PS12.50) and dry-rubbed short rib tacos with smoked chilli mayo (PS5.5) were almost instantly in their place.
Wasabi is a sensible control freak whose specialty is physics.
The Wasabi flavor had a kick to it, while the Garlic & Onion and Sriracha flavors both were milder.
The perfectly cooked cubes of beef rib in plum sauce, served in a bone like plate, the divine Chilean sea bass in edamame and lemongrass broth and finally a wagyu beef served with truffle and fresh wasabi were all luscious and impeccable.
Try Yakitori grilled chicken skewers with yakitori sauce, prawn spring rolls with wasabi mayonnaise, tuna-maguro sushi that is sliced tuna placed on lightly seasoned sushi rice, Tamago or Japanese omelette sushi that is cooked Japanese omelette placed on lightly seasoned sushi rice or the Temaki, the hand rolls.
Manchester-based Wasabi Ventures' summer internship program started last year as an "accident," according to Ron Emrick, Wasabi's director of engineering and innovation.
A CITY finance boss pushed wasabi into a woman's mouth then forcibly kissed her, the Old Bailey heard.
INGREDIENTS 3 baked potatoes, mashed 2tbsp butter 4 egg yolks Salt Wasabi paste to taste 6 pork sausages 1 red chilli 2tbsp honey 6tbsp soy sauce Juice of 1 lime METHOD Take the mashed potato and, while still warm, beat in the butter, yolks and seasoning, adding as much wasabi as you like.
I do not know if you have ever had wasabi. It is a form of horseradish which the Japanese eat.
A traditional Japanese dish, it is usually served with radish, pickled ginger, wasabi and soya sauce.
I love sushi, especially when it comes with a large heap of wasabi. What, you may ask, does this have to do with I chemistry?