Japanese sauces
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Carrot and rice koji dressing
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From €7.45Rice koji is the basis of traditional Japanese food culture known as "fermentation". Its roots date back to the Nara era (710 to 794).
Rice koji or malted rice is cooked rice that has been inoculated with Aspergillus oryzae, a ferment widely used in Japan.
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Yakimen sauce for fried noodles
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From €8.00This sauce is mainly composed of numerous Kitakyushu vegetables blended with two types of soy sauce to create a deep sweetness.
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Yuzu ponzu spicy
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From €6.59Yuzu ponzu is one of Japan's signature sauces, combining soy sauce, katsuobushi-infused dashi broth, yuzu citrus and usually a little vinegar and mirin.
It is highly appreciated as a condiment for sashimi, shabu shabu, meat or fish tataki, gyoza, cold somen, tempura... Ponzu is also excellent as a marinade or salad dressing.
Kombu gives ponzu sauce same umami flavor as dashi, while citrus juice and vinegar add acidity and soy sauce adds salt.
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Yuzu ponzu with koji
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From €37.65Rice koji is the basis of traditional Japanese food culture known as "fermentation".
Its roots date back to the Nara era (710 to 794). Rice koji or malted rice is cooked rice that has been inoculated with Aspergillus oryzae, a ferment widely used in Japan. This ferment releases enzymes that ferment rice, breaking down its carbohydrates and proteins.
This process can also be applied to other cereals such as barley, as well as leguminous plants such as soy and beans.
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