Condiments

The dashi sauce is a versatile. It is used for miso soup, noodle soups, meat and vegetable stew, noodles cooked in a pan, the dough for the tempura and fried rice. The dashi is the basis of most of the dishes are typical japanese. This package of powder dashi gives instantly to any of your dish japanese that typical and characteristic taste of "quintessence".

The dashi sauce is a versatile. It is used for miso soup, noodle soups, meat and vegetable stew, noodles cooked in a pan, the dough for the tempura and fried rice. The dashi is the basis of most of the dishes are typical japanese. This package of powder dashi gives instantly to any of your dish japanese that typical and characteristic taste of "quintessence".

A new product baked by the largest Otafuku, this thick sauce can be used in a thousand ways, with a steak, use it as a marinade for chicken, perfect for bbq or grilled meat in general. Ideal with fish and shellfish such as shrimp or seafood in general will surprise you thanks to its density only.

The miso soup is a traditional soup of japanese cuisine, consisting basically from a broth, in particular, dashi mixed with miso paste. The miso soup gets its name from its main ingredient, miso, a soy paste fermented by a variety of uses in the kitchen, especially in the kitchen, modern japanese, where you often use to marinate or cook au gratin. At the base of miso soup is the dashi, a compound food in flakes of skipjack tuna, dried (katsuobushi) and a lot of seaweed named kombu. No need to add salt, as the miso, by its nature, is already very salty. In this broth to get the soup, dissolve the miso paste, which you can add cubes of tofu and other varieties of seaweed (wakame, for example). Solid ingredients In accordance with the japanese tradition of the solid ingredients of the soup are chosen to reflect the different seasons. So the negi (a plant similar to chives) and tofu mix with the ingredients from the delicate flavor contained in the soup. In the soup can be used the other ingredients: carrots, daikon, and potatoes, added in the recipes of the soup in Europe and America. During the month of may are added to the composition ingredients such as mushrooms, onion, shrimp, fish, grated.

The miso soup is a traditional soup of japanese cuisine, consisting basically from a broth, in particular, dashi mixed with miso paste. The miso soup gets its name from its main ingredient, miso, a soy paste fermented by a variety of uses in the kitchen, especially in the kitchen, modern japanese, where you often use to marinate or cook au gratin. At the base of miso soup is the dashi, a compound food in flakes of skipjack tuna, dried (katsuobushi) and a lot of seaweed named kombu. No need to add salt, as the miso, by its nature, is already very salty. In this broth to get the soup, dissolve the miso paste, which you can add cubes of tofu and other varieties of seaweed (wakame, for example). Solid ingredients In accordance with the japanese tradition of the solid ingredients of the soup are chosen to reflect the different seasons. So the negi (a plant similar to chives) and tofu mix with the ingredients from the delicate flavor contained in the soup. In the soup can be used the other ingredients: carrots, daikon, and potatoes, added in the recipes of the soup in Europe and America. During the month of may are added to the composition ingredients such as mushrooms, onion, shrimp, fish, grated.

The miso soup is a traditional soup of japanese cuisine, consisting basically from a broth, in particular, dashi mixed with miso paste. The miso soup gets its name from its main ingredient, miso, a soy paste fermented by a variety of uses in the kitchen, especially in the kitchen, modern japanese, where you often use to marinate or cook au gratin. At the base of miso soup is the dashi, a compound food in flakes of skipjack tuna, dried (katsuobushi) and a lot of seaweed named kombu. No need to add salt, as the miso, by its nature, is already very salty. In this broth to get the soup, dissolve the miso paste, which you can add cubes of tofu and other varieties of seaweed (wakame, for example). Solid ingredients In accordance with the japanese tradition of the solid ingredients of the soup are chosen to reflect the different seasons. So the negi (a plant similar to chives) and tofu mix with the ingredients from the delicate flavor contained in the soup. In the soup can be used the other ingredients: carrots, daikon, and potatoes, added in the recipes of the soup in Europe and America. During the month of may are added to the composition ingredients such as mushrooms, onion, shrimp, fish, grated.

To meet the needs of consumers who pay attention to their poor diet of salt, introduced on the market a soy sauce natural with less than 43% of salt. The new product is designed for the consumers who pay attention to their diet, but who do not want to renounce to the taste. The new soy sauce natural, with 43% of salt in less allows consumers to taste foods, in particular salads and meat dishes, without compromising their health. Invites you to try it because, although it has less salt, the sauce has maintained the flavor of the original product.

Soy sauce classic pulled from pure soy paste is recommended as a condiment for raw fish, the fermentation is natural and no preservatives

A handy tube of wasabi paste ready to be pressed directly. Bright green, smooth, delicious and full of flavour, this wasabi is really the top. Traditionally used as a medicine, the wasabi is today most commonly used as a condiment, served with sushi from a touch of heat and spiciness typical of this product.

Ginger pickled pink also called Sushi Ginger Gari. These are thin slices of ginger root, coming from the young plants in order to obtain a pulp more tender and sweet, and marinated in vinegar and sugar. In the tradition is used between a range of sushi or sashimi, and the next to "clean" the palate.

Vinegar japanese rice ideal rice for sushi. And enough to mix it with the rice. This Sushi On contains all the elements necessary to dress properly in the rice for the sushi, besides salads and vegetables.

The raw materials of this product are represented by the glutinous rice steam-cooked, and the liquor of the rice. Element is a culinary essential for japanese cuisine, and is a fundamental element for the marinade and the cooking of the yakitori, for the packaging of the soup base and the sauce to the seasoning of the eel roast. Can be used to moisten foods during cooking, or using it to flavor the rice for Sushi.