One element often taken for granted is tempura's dipping sauce. It might seem like it's soy sauce and "whatever," but in fact, there is a specific sauce that goes with tempura called tentsuyu.

For example, thinly breaded fish sticks seem to work better with lighter sauces, while a tempura breading pairs well with tentsuyu, a traditional Japanese tempura dipping sauce. "A lighter ...

Prepare a tempura batter by combining ice-cold water, wheat flour, and cornstarch. Dip the flowers in the batter, ensuring a ...

Even if “tendashi” (dipping sauce for tempura) isn't available, you can enjoy tempura with salt. Why not use the leftover egg to make clear soup? Together, they make a perfect match for dinner.

Marinate chicken in soy sauce, ginger, garlic, and sake. Coat with cornstarch, fry until crispy. Serve with lemon wedges and dipping sauce. Sauté onions, carrots, and potatoes. Add beef or chicken, ...

Served on a banana leaf, with tempura squash blossoms, sticky rice and a chili dipping sauce, this dish is great for a special occasion…or a Tuesday. 1. Preheat a fryer or large pot filled with ...