Yuzu - 1 Pound (2-5 ct.)
Yuzu - 1 Pound (2-5 ct.)
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“How will you yuzu?”
Yuzu, the small Japanese citrus fruit with big appeal.
The Yuzu [pronounced: yoo-zoo] is a small Japanese citrus fruit that resembles the outward appearance of a tangerine in both size and shape; however that is where the similarities abruptly end. The yuzu is yellow in appearance, with many large seeds and a small quantity of bitter or sour juice. In fact, some yuzus lack juice entirely and are instead filled with a mass of just pith and seeds! So what the “heck” do you do with yuzus if you can’t eat them?
Here is where traditional Japanese cuisine comes in! The Yuzu is a commonly used fruit in Japan. They are very aromatic with a deep “citrusy” floral scent. The juice flavor is like a tart, citrus, “fusion” of lemon and lime. The fragrant peel is often minced small and added as a garnish to both soup or broiled or simmered fish. Sauces are often made from yuzu, as well as candied peel from the rind. You might recognize a “hint” of its flavor here in America from your favorite Japanese restaurant, if you have ever used soy-sauce ponzu. Now you can find yuzu being used many different culinary ways, including yuzu “essence” being infused into “high end” vodka. So, “how will you yuzu?” With a little bit of cooking skill, a little imagination and some yuzus from Pearson Ranch…the culinary sky is the limit.
Did you know?... The Yuzu comes to us from East Asia, and is believed to be a hybrid of sour mandarin and a slow-growing species of citrus called; Ichang papeda.
When are Yuzus available? Yuzu are now currently available! However, be aware that the Yuzu season can vary from year to year so please be sure to check for availability.
This item is for 1 (one) pound (2-5 pieces) of Yuzu Citrus.
The yuzu I ordered was out of stock. I was notified by phone and provided alternative options for a lesser grade. The difference in price was refunded right away and I receive the order in two days. The yuzu I received was better than what I would get in the store. I can’t say enough good things about Pearson Ranch. I highly recommend them to others. I’ll certainly be a return customer!
Hi Charles, thank you so much for your fantastic 5 star review of the the Yuzu! Thank you so much for working with us to help get you yuzus, even though they were 'choice' grade. Even better, we are happy that you liked them so well and better than what you could get in the store. Thank you for recommending Pearson Ranch to others! As an online business of 30 years now, we understand that 'word of mouth' recommendations are always the best advertisements you can get! We look forward to serving you again in the future. Cheers!
Hi Jessica, thank you for leaving a 5 star review of the Yuzu! We hope you made some fabulous things with them. Thank you so much for your business and the review. Cheers!
Orders are processed with great care considering temperatures and other factors and often include a phone call from a live person at Pearson's Ranch!
They are a great source of unique citrus varieties.
Hi Dawn, thank YOU so much for the great review of both the Yuzu AND of Pearson Ranch! We enjoy serving great customers like you with interesting citrus that people might not be familiar with. Thank you so much for your order. Cheers!
Yuzu package arrived promptly and in good condition. Fruit was in great condition. Ripening earlier than Seville oranges and with high pectin levels, yuzu makes an excellent marmalade, just in time for Thanksgiving and early holiday gifts. Highly recommend.
Greetings Simon, WOW, thank you so much for the great review of the Yuzu! Yuzu is certainly an interesting citrus to use in different and creative ways. We are happy that you finding ways to enjoy them both for yourself and as gifts. Great idea. Cheers!
Love the compostable packing peanuts. Fruit was excellent as always!
Thank YOU for the 5 star review on the Yuzu! Yes, those cornstarch packing peanuts can even be used in your garden. Thank you for your continued support of Pearson Ranch. Cheers!