
Soy Sauce Marinated Egg Yolks
The final installation of Demystified: Soy Sauce, raw egg yolks marinated in light soy sauce. This is a delicious topping I like to use for a tartare but you can also use to top things like a bowl of noodles, rice, or salads. The marriage of raw egg yolks and light soy sauce yields a delightful flavor profile and creamy texture when punctured. However, achieving the ideal consistency requires precision; over-marinating risks solidifying the yolk.

Oxtails Braised in Master Stock
Next on Demystified: Soy Sauce, dark soy sauce is used to replenish a Chinese Master Stock. Among the three primary types of soy sauce, light, regular, and dark, dark soy sauce stands out for its long aging process, giving it a deep color and rich taste. It’s a key ingredient in Chinese master stock, a key technique in Chinese cookery. A Chinese master stock is a deeply flavorful and aromatic broth used in Chinese cuisine as a base for various dishes, particularly braised meats and poultry.