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The 15 pages that link to Soy sauce, each with the reason it gives.

• Japanese cuisineBroader topic: Its fermentation produces a versatile salty, savory seasoning.

• SoybeanRelated: Soybeans supply much of the protein fermented into this widely used seasoning.

• TempehCompared with: Soy sauce turns fermented soy into a liquid seasoning rather than a bean cake.

• CondimentBroader topic: It supplies salt and savory depth in East Asian cooking and at the table.

• Food fermentationBroader topic: Its long, multi-organism fermentation develops the concentrated savory character of the condiment.

• Worcestershire sauceCompared with: It supplies salt and umami, but its fermented soybean base gives a different flavor.

• KojiRelated: Koji initiates the enzymatic breakdown of soybeans and wheat in its production.

• Oyster sauceCompared with: It shares savory uses with oyster sauce but has a thinner texture and no oyster extract.

• AspergillusRelated: Aspergillus oryzae supplies enzymes that begin breaking down soybeans and grains during production.

• BulgogiRelated: It supplies the marinade’s salt and fermented savoriness.

• Hainanese chicken riceRelated: Dark or light soy-based seasonings commonly bring salt and savor to the chicken.

• KatsudonRelated: It gives the simmering sauce saltiness, color, and fermented depth.

• GyūdonRelated: It supplies the sauce’s saltiness and characteristic fermented aroma.

• Sweet soy sauceNarrower topic: Sweet soy sauce builds on soy sauce’s salty, fermented flavor.

• ZhajiangmianRelated: Some sauce recipes use it to deepen seasoning and adjust saltiness.