yuzu

• He is careful, though (and tells us he is worried about overstepping his bounds), to never let the personal overshadow the story of lemons, limes, grapefruits, oranges and, of course, such exotics as ugli fruit, kumquats and yuzu. —  The Chicago Blog
• For instance, lobster floats in a grilled cheese crouton atop heirloom tomato soup; is swirled into bacon-and-shiso-wrapped fritters with yuzu crème fraîche; and gets butter-poached and bolstered with chanterelles and a squared crêpe oozing corn pudding. —  Miami New Times | Complete Issue
• Perusing through the menu, it didn't change much with the exception of tweaking some ingredients or flavorings to make it more "seasonal" or adding in some new dishes like Nishiki risotto, Parmesan, yuzu, Thai chili and Japanese red snapper carpaccio, crystallized ginger, white radish and olive oil. —  The Wandering Eater
• The flavors of these upscale ready to drinks are often more exotic, fresh and unique (compared to other ready to drinks) like yuzu, green tea, pomegranate, Asian pear and ginger with mango. —  About.com Cocktails
• After covering eating trends that have included haute pub food, exotic fruits like yuzu, and restaurants that dehydrated, foamed and froze everything from meat to dessert, upscale food magazines are writing about an even more unexpected topic: cheap home eating. —  ShoppingBlog.com

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