Japanese food


Katsuobushi is a healthy, delicious, aesthetic, shiny and fragrant product. It enhances dishes, refines fish and enriches seafood dishes. Even simple omelets can become exceptionally tasty with katsuobushi. When finely shaved on a traditional grater, you add aromatic, subtle and elegant flavors...
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Japanese cuisine has a unique tradition around fish, especially katsuobushi. This is made by steaming striped bonito, then smoking and drying it. Our fine leaves, known as Usukezuri Hasai, add aromatic, subtle and elegant flavors to the food. The "umami" is of course particularly pronounced....
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Their juice captivates with a pleasant acidity that has been complemented by a slight sugar sweetness to optimise the enjoyment. Our recommended use: The taste is refreshing, floral and fruity, with the sugar not dominating. At first sip, it is reminiscent of our traditional verjus, but...
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Mikan, a remarkably sweet type of mandarin, has historically been the most consumed fruit in Japan. Our juice is made from mikan fruit grown in the Wakayama region, which is known nationwide for its delicious mikan fruit. The fruits are peeled extremely gently, leaving only the delicate skin...
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In Japan, every guest can use a small table barbecue. The magnolia leaf is briefly washed then dried with an absorbing paper. Then people put in the center of the leaf a thick layer (10 cm x 8 cm x 0.5 to 1 cm) of country miso, or hatcho miso, or red miso (mixed with a little bit of mirin and...
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Experts in the matter, Yamashin Sangyo master craftsmen rigorously select the best leaves and put them in a brine to retain their perfume and taste. Our perfect combination : used as a condiment, Yamashin Sangyo cherry tree leaves multiply culinary pleasures. In Japan they are traditionally...
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March and April in Japan are the perfect months for Sakura cherry trees to blossom. These cherry trees which don’t produce fruit, are renowned for their flowers and leaves used to make many dishes, pastries and drinks. When flowering, the leaves are as perfumed as the flowers, but with different...
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Umeboshi is the fruit of the Japanese apricot tree, processed in salt brine and then in vinegar, so that it can be eaten as it is not edible in its fresh state. Ume means "plum" and boshi, "dried". Salt slows aging process and naturally preserves fruit, while vinegar balances umeboshi sour...
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In the past, it was used in the production of ‘tsukemono’ and in the preparation of dried or fermented fish. Its use adds tenderness, succulence and depth of flavour to dishes. Our perfect companions: Recently, its use has seen a resurgence, with Japanese chefs using it to marinate meat, foie...
Mijinko is a very popular starch in Kyoto. It comes in the form of small potato starch balls and is mainly used for breading and coating vegetables, seafood and fruit tempura. The crispiness after frying is surprising, crunchy, light and very pleasant to eat. Mijinko retains its beautiful...
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This gently spicy oil will quickly attract fans. We love the roasted meat taste notes and the finesse of the spices. The flavor is tasty and complex. Our perfect combination : You can use this condiment on a daily basis to enhance your dishes, whether meat and vegetable wok dishes, barbecues,...
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Furikake are tasty Japanese condiments traditionally sprinkled on rice, fish, mixed salads and vegetables. There are many varieties of furikake, typical mixtures generally including roasted sesame seeds, nori seaweed, dried fish or shellfish, wasabi, salt, sugar, dehydrated vegetables.... Its...
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