Extra thin bonite flakes - Katsuobushi Makurazaki France 20g
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8,80 € tax incl.
Description: Dried bonito, also known by its Japanese name katsuobushi, is one of the essential ingredients for traditional Japanese cuisine, washoku. The bonito used to make these bonito flakes is fished in the Pacific Ocean then smoked and heat dried with wood chips in Concarneau, Bretagne, following Japanese traditional katsuobushi making. These “ito kezuri” flakes are like katsuobushi filaments and are perfect to be sprinkled on a wide range of dishes.
Flavor: Bonito flakes are rich in inosinate, which gives them their powerful umami flavor and adds a deep and round flavor to ingredients they are paired with.
Use: Extra thin bonito flakes are perfect as toppings in savory preparations such as for blinis, quiche or sprinkled on pasta, vegetables, crudités, pizza, octopus or grilled cuttlefish.
Ingredients: Skipjack tuna 100%
Allergens: Bonito
Preservation: Keep in a dry and cool place, away from light. Keep refrigerated and consume soon after opening.
Origin: France
Shelf life: 18 months
Container: Plastic bag
Makurazaki France Katsuobushi emerged in 2013, intending to spread dashi authentic flavor through Europe where finding high-quality bonito can be challenging. Makurazaki city is known for its three centuries-long history and craftsmanship regarding bonito. Together with the seafood transformation Cooperative of Makurazaki, the undeniable capital city of katsuobushi, ten companies joined forces to achieve the Makurazaki France Katsuobushi project. This project has set sail to Concarneau beaches in Brittany because of the similarities of its harbor with Makurazaki one. Despite difficulties regarding regulations, Makurazaki France Katsuobushi learned to adapt their production methods to stay faithful to the dried bonito Japanese traditional way of production while following European regulations. Besides simplifying access to authentic bonito to the world, Makurazaki France Katsuobushi also wishes to spread the use of katsuobushi in local cuisine worldwide.