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Japanese BBQ Seasoning | Umami-Rich Japanese BBQ Rub for Chicken, Pork & Vegetables

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Description

Umami Meets the Grill

A fusion blend that captures the sweet, savory, and funky soul of Japanese barbecue. Tamari soy and nori bring deep umami, sesame and apple add earthy sweetness, while ginger, horseradish, and guajillo layer in just enough playful heat to make itself known. Complex, craveable, and unlike anything else on your spice shelf.

Flavor Profile: Sweet, earthy, umami, mild heat

Ingredients: Sugar, Onion, Sesame Seeds, Brown Mustard, Yellow Mustard, Ginger, Smoked Salt, Apple, Soy Sauce, White Pepper, Lemon, Guajillo, Horseradish, Scallions, Nori

Best For: Grilled chicken, pork ribs, tofu skewers, roasted vegetables

Ways to Use It:

  • Sprinkle over popcorn or edamame for a savory snack
  • Whisk into a stir-fry sauce with a splash of rice vinegar
  • Use as a dry rub on salmon before broiling

Chef's Note: Mix into ground chicken for quick tsukune-style meatballs, or whisk with a little water and oil to make a fast Japanese BBQ sauce for drizzling and dipping.

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Best spice for Pork
Best Spice for Steak
Best Spice for Chicken
Best Spice for Heat
Best Spice for Veggies

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does ‘umami’ mean in this blend, practically?

It means the tamari soy and nori bring a deep, savory backbone rather than just heat or sweetness, the same flavor category that makes broths and aged cheeses satisfying.

Is it very spicy?

No, the heat is mild. Ginger, horseradish, and guajillo add warmth and complexity, but sweetness and umami lead the flavor.

How should I store it?

Keep it sealed away from heat and light for the best flavor retention, typically 24 months.

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