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It's gonna take more than a bottle of hoisin sauce to stop global warming, but a meal marinated with fewer pesticides helps support more eco-farming practices.
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To gain weight for his role as John Lennon's killer in the upcoming film Chapter 27, Jared Leto drank melted Haagen Dazs with olive oil and soy sauce.
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Do you have to be drunk to enjoy your own stir fry?
The Bite
Another shot of sauce, please. Our fave organic Asian cooking sauces are so good, they can render even your charred tofu close to edible.The Benefits
- Getting drunk off the flavors. You don't need to get sauced to enjoy these sauces.
- Less planetary intoxication. Organic food means fewer pesticides in nature and supporting farmers who promote sustainable agriculture.
Personally Speaking
We taste-tested the Soy Vay Teriyaki Sauce and all agreed: You could put this stuff on anything - even a shoe - and it'd still taste good.Wanna Try?
- Soy Vay Veri Veri Teriyaki Sauce - made with organic soy oil ($5).
- San-J Organic Tamari Sauce - more flavorful and lighter than regular soy sauce, and totally wheat-free ($8/2).
- Premier Japan Organic Hoisin Sauce - tangy and a little sweet; use it to marinate meat or tofu ($5).
Mar 12,2008
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Gotta love the sauces of the East. But if you're looking for an alternative to soy or tamari sauce that is way lower in sodium but will still satisfy your salt tooth, think West.
I usually stir fry with Bragg's Liquid Aminos, which is made from non-GMO soybeans, and has protein and healthy amino acids like Lysine. They carry this stuff in most grocery stores in SF, and Whole Foods nationwide, but if you wanna try before you buy, the company offers free sample packets through its website here.
-Toshio...off to zap some of last night's stir fry (cooked with Bragg's) in the micro...
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Posted by: Christy | March 12, 2008 at 05:44 AM