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Nishikidôri presents its range of more than 1500 references in this unique work
Nishikidori, your expert in high quality products from Japan. For more than 12 years, we have been travelling all 47 Prefectures or Japanese terroirs, meeting the best artisans we select for the quality, originality and authenticity of their products, for the respect of good practices and perfect traceability.
Today, more than 2000 professionals trust us, gourmet restaurants, starred restaurants, chocolate makers, pastry makers, glaciers.
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Nishikidôri presents his selection of Japanese Saké
Unknown but increasingly appreciated and recognized for its qualities, sake gradually invites itself to our tables. Indeed, there are no more sommeliers and chefs who were conquered by his taste qualities. Contrary to popular ideas, Japanese sake rarely exceeds 16 degrees. Less acidic and sweeter than wine, it combines as much with Japanese cuisine as with western cuisine of aperitif to dessert.
Unknown but increasingly appreciated and recognized for its qualities, sake gradually invites itself to our tables. Indeed, there are no more sommeliers and chefs who were conquered by his taste qualities. Contrary to popular ideas, Japanese sake rarely exceeds 16 degrees. Less acidic and sweeter than wine, it combines as much with Japanese cuisine as with western cuisine of aperitif to dessert.
Just like wine, you will notice during its tasting, the dress, color, nose and mouth.
The origin of sake - Ingredients - The manufacturing processWant to know more
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True Katsuobushi from Yaizu Made in Japan !
Ingredient constituting the essence of Japanese cuisine, necessary for the elaboration of dashi broth, the Katsuobushi contributes to creating the famous 5th Umami flavor (literally "tasteful taste" in Japanese).
What is "Katsuobushi" ?
"Katsuobushi" is the common name of the smoked and dried bonite. The "Katsuobushi" has several by-products with different names, depending on the steps and degree of the processing process.....
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Ingredient constituting the essence of Japanese cuisine, necessary for the elaboration of dashi broth, the Katsuobushi contributes to creating the famous 5th Umami flavor (literally "tasteful taste" in Japanese).
What is "Katsuobushi" ?
"Katsuobushi" is the common name of the smoked and dried bonite. The "Katsuobushi" has several by-products with different names, depending on the steps and degree of the processing process.....
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The history of Japanese MISO
Miso, like soy sauce, is an essential ingredient in Japanese diet. It is said that it comes from a condiment called "hishio" that was made in China long before the Common Era. Miso is a semi-solid mixture fermented and maturing, boiled or steamed soy beans, salt and kôji ...
How do we make the miso? What are the different miso varieties ?
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Miso, like soy sauce, is an essential ingredient in Japanese diet. It is said that it comes from a condiment called "hishio" that was made in China long before the Common Era. Miso is a semi-solid mixture fermented and maturing, boiled or steamed soy beans, salt and kôji ...
How do we make the miso? What are the different miso varieties ?
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Nishikidôri presents the Yuzu of Kochi
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Kochi, a country of horticulture, with a mild climate and a good geographical location, the Kochi prefecture offers many riches. In recent years, Kochi has positioned himself as the precursor in Japan in integrated pest management (IPM), an approach against the unintentional use of chemical pesticides by reintegrating predators of harmful insects. [...]
Yuzu is an agrime of the Citrus family (Citrus Junos) from a thorny tree (2-5 cm thorns). A fruit of yuzu weighs 120 to 130g. It has thick and irregular skin. Its characteristic freshness and aroma are highly appreciated in Japan in the same way as lemon used in culinary preparations.
Kochi Yuzu: 50% market share in Japan...
The history of the yuzu - Production of yuzu- Uses and derivativesWant to know more ?
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Nishikidôri presents Beef Olive Sanuki Wagyu
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Sanuki is the former name of the Kagawa Prefecture, known for its 100 hectares of olive groves, initiated more than a century ago. The Wagyu beef from Sanuki, raised on the same soil, is one of the most popular names since the end of the 19th century by the best Japanese tables on the areas of Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe
It is exclusively raised in Kagawa Province and fattened, in its finishing phase, with pressed olive cake.
The story of Sanuki's beef - The secret of taste - Conditions of designation Sanuki WagyuWant to know more
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