Japanese White Sauce Sakura Sauce Recipes

Steps:

• Using a fork or a whisk, blend all ingredients together thoroughly until well mixed and the sauce is smooth. Refrigerate overnight to allow flavors to blend. Bring to room temperature before serving. The sauce will NOT taste right if you don't let it sit overnight. And please don't try to substitute ketchup for the tomato paste! The water is needed to bring this to the right consistency. I don't know how long this keeps in the refrigerator; I've kept it 7-10 days, but I always wind up eating it all before 10 days so after that - anyone's guess. * Hellmann's is called "Best Foods" west of the Rockie Mountains. Use other mayos at your peril - many cheap brands make the sauce taste too much like mayo.

Steps:

• In a medium bowl, add the 3 egg yolks, whole egg, and a little vegetable oil.
• Note: Be careful to add the oil very slowly. If too much is added at once, the mixture will separate and be wasted. You can tell the mixture has separated when it does not look smooth and creamy like mayonnaise.
• Using a hand-held blender, begin mixing until of mayonnaise consistency, slowly adding the rest of the oil.
• Add white pepper, salt, soy sauce, and remaining oil.
• Mix until well blended.
• Use with seafood or chicken, covering with sakura sauce when almost completely cooked.
• Sprinkle wine around food, simmering for 3 to 4 minutes, and serve.
• *The wine creates steam so sauce will cook on top.