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Articles on choosing, tasting, serving, and how sake is made. Currently available in Japanese.
Sake kasu (also called sake lees) is the solid residue left behind after sake is pressed. It turns up in soup, amazake, and pickling beds, prized for the savory depth it adds to a dish. Because it still carries alcohol, though, it's worth thinking about who you're serving it to and how it's...