You will find under this section miscellaneous Japanese products for cooking such as marinades and coating : panko breadcrumb, tempura mix, liquid shiokoji but also charcoal for water filtration or kuzu to make your own tofu.
Description : Jun-nigari sachet is a natural coagulant for tofu. It reacts to the proteins present in soy milk, so the soymilk used in tofu making has to be particularly rich in...
Description: It comes from the roots of a plant, it is the best of all starches and is well-known for its many benefits.
Description : Activated vegetable charcoal is known for its benefits for the stomach such as to reduce bloating. It is also known for it tasteless and odorless coloring properties.
Description: Panko is a type of breadcrumbs of Japanese cuisine, it is made from cooked bread. It is used for fried dishes such as panned pork (tonkatsu). The flakes of panko...
Description: Panko is a type of breadcrumbs of Japanese cuisine, it is made from cooked bread. It is used for fried dishes such as panned pork (tonkatsu). The akes of panko are...
Description: Traditionally, the cooking of tempura requires a clear understanding of water temperature and a particular technique for mixing all the ingredients. With this mix...
Description : It is a variety of small red beans, which are very popular in Japan. Instructions : Cook 15 min in a pressure cooker without soaking them beforehand.
Description : Active plant charcoal powder is known for its bene ts for the stomach and its coloring power without taste or odor.
Description: The shiokoji is a Japanese paste made with koji, rice and salt. This unpasteurized product is the first shiokoji in a liquid form. It is easier to use and keep...
Description : Thin and volatile, these light gold leaf flakes are easy to sprinkle and will be perfect for adding a touch of glitz to your most sophisticated culinary creations.
Description: Kinako is a thin powder of roasted soybeans. In Japan, it is mixed with sugar and sprinkled on many desserts such as warabi mochi.
Description: This sweet potato powder is violet and has a strong coloring power. You can use it in pastry, it will bring lightness to your preparations. Its flavour is soft and...
Description : The binchotan is a metal look-alike very thick vegetal charcoal made from ubamegashi oak. The use of vegetal charcoal dates back to Antiquity where it was already...
Description : The binchotan is a metal look-alike very thick vegetal charcoal made from ubamegashi oak. The use of vegetal charcoal dates back to Antiquity where it was already...
Description : The binchotan is a metal look-alike very thick vegetal charcoal made from ubamegashi oak. The use of vegetal charcoal dates back to Antiquity where it was already...
Description: Kinako is a thin powder of roasted soybeans. In Japan, it is mixed with sugar and sprinkled on many desserts such as warabi mochi.
Description : The binchotan is a metal look-alike very thick vegetal charcoal made from ubamegashi oak. The use of vegetal charcoal dates back to Antiquity where it was already...
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Description : The binchotan is a metal look-alike very thick vegetal charcoal made from ubamegashi oak. The use of vegetal charcoal dates back to Antiquity where it was already...
Description : Hon kuzu is made from the roots of the plant of the same name, also known as Japanese vine. Rich in starch, kuzu roots are reduced to a fine powder to be used as a...