French cuisine, meet a staple Japanese ingredient. That's right: We're talking about miso. Miso is a paste made from salt, water, and fermented soybeans called "koji," per MasterClass. It isn't just for ramen or miso soup, either. Miso functions well as a rub for chicken or for thickening sauces, says Huffpost. It can even be used as a substitute for chicken broth.
But why does it work for your béarnaise sauce? Umami is famously tough to describe, but it's been lauded as the "fifth taste" — savory or meaty, per Insider. In fact, the word "umami" itself translates to "pleasant savory flavor" in Japanese. (Technically, it's caused by a natural compound called glutamic acid, but that doesn't sound quite as appetizing, does it?) Although there are different types of miso with varying strengths, they all boast a salty umami flavor and that characteristic "fermented" taste kombucha and kimchi fans know and love.
When it comes to béarnaise, just a small portion of miso adds a "savory depth" to the mild sauce, says Serious Eats. To fully incorporate miso paste into your béarnaise sauce, the outlet suggests using an immersion blender.
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