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Yuzu Kosho is a spicy, hot Japanese condiment. It is a rough paste, a bit like a finely chopped chutney with a citrus flavour.

A specialty of the Kyushu region of Japan, the paste is made from yuzu zest, chile and salt.

There are two kinds:

• Green Yuzu Kosho: made from green yuzus and green chile peppers
• Orange Yuzu Kosho: made from yellow yuzus and red chile peppers

You can make your own, or buy it bottled in stores in Japan and in specialty Japanese food stores elsewhere.

Language Notes
Also transliterated into English as "Yuzukosho", "Yuzu Koshou" or "Yuzugoshou". "Yuzu" is Yuzu fruit. "Koshou" normally means black pepper. In the Kyushu dialect, "koshou" also refers to chile peppers.

Also called:

See Also:

Yuzu

Other entries for:

Relish
Achar, Gentleman's Relish, Yuzu Kosho

Other entries for: Condiments

Liebig's Extract of Meat, Pastes, Salt, Sauces, Spreads, Tracklements, Vinegar