Definition of yuzu
:a green or yellow aromatic citrus fruit whose acidic rind and juice are often used in Japanese cuisine
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Finish with a Straus Greek yogurt panna cotta topped with yuzu granita, puffed rice, and rubylike pomegranate seeds.
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The upscale eatery will serve a wide-ranging menu featuring duck spring rolls, Texas Gulf crab beignets and seared ahi tataki tuna with yuzu shrimp ceviche relish.
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The mix of black and white grains gets a kick from yuzu kosho seasoning.
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This riff on the piña colada, served at chef John Besh’s storied restaurant, ditches the coconut cream and swaps in tangy, floral yuzu juice for pineapple.
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Lebanon is home to some of the oldest cedar trees, so there are notes of cedar in the fragrance, as well as yuzu fruit, shiso leaf, and black pepper.
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The short menu twists the classics, but not beyond recognition—like the creamy, herbaceous Celery Sour No.2 (our pick) or elegant Tokyo Collins, spiked with yuzu sake and a longtime fixture on the list.
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Since opening last spring, this flamingo-pink storefront space has been serving signature drinks with Japanese ingredients like yuzu and red bean, along with La Colombe coffee and Chikalicious pastries.
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Go for the Green Island, with matcha green tea, yuzu, organic frozen yogurt, mochi and azuki bean — or the Pink Island, with lychee, mint, organic ice cream, fresh strawberries, mochi and boba.
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