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Mirin

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Condiments and sauces

Recipes using it (14)

Beef Yakiniku Pizza Japanese Associated with Japan Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Tonkotsu Ramen Japanese · Soup Associated with Japan Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Teriyaki Sauce Japanese · Sauce Associated with Japan Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Bulgogi Korean · Main Associated with South Korea Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Gyudon (Japanese Beef and Rice Bowl) Japanese · Main Associated with Japan Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Salmon Teriyaki Japan Associated with Japan Allied Cookery: British, French, Italian, Belgian, Russian, 1916 Project Gutenberg, Public domain in the USA Historical
Agedashi Tofu Japanese Associated with Japan Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Seaweed Salad Salad Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Honey Teriyaki Spareribs Main Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Asian Barbecue Ribs Asian · Main Wikibooks Cookbook, CC-BY-SA-4.0
Japanese Katsudon Associated with Japan TheMealDB, Not stated Reference only
Yaki Udon Associated with Japan TheMealDB, Not stated Reference only

Associated countries

JP

Wikidata: country of origin (P495). A traditional association, not verified provenance of any product.

Names

English: mirin
Arabic: ميرين
Bengali: মিরিন
Chinese: 味淋, 味醂, 味霖
Dutch: mirin
French: Mirin, Sauce Mirin
German: Mirin
Greek: Μιρίν
Hebrew: מירין
Hindi: मीरीन
Indonesian: Mirin
Italian: Mirin
Japanese: みりん, みりん風調味料, 味醂, 本みりん, 白味醂
Korean: 미림
Malay: Mirin
Persian: میرین
Polish: Mirin
Portuguese: Mirin
Russian: мирин
Spanish: mirin
Tagalog: Mirin
Thai: มิริง
Turkish: Mirin
Ukrainian: Мірін
Urdu: میرین
Vietnamese: Mirin

Where this comes from

CC0-1.0 . Wikidata (CC0)

Q1045910, acquired 30 Oct 2026, unreviewed.

Quality score 83 of 100.