Dōmyō-ji-ko - Japanese rice flour
Dōmyō-ji-ko (道明寺粉) is a special rice flour used in Japanese cuisine, particularly for preparing sweet dishes such as dango (団子 - rice dumplings), mochi (餅 - rice cakes) and [...].
Japanese kitchen herbs
Authentic Japanese cuisine likes to focus on the inherent flavor of the ingredients used and refrains from mixing flavors together too much. These should complement each other much more. From this [...]
Uni - sea urchin in japanese
In Japan, Uni, as sea urchin is called there, is a sought-after delicacy. Thanks to an incomparable spicy flavor and creamy texture, it is also becoming increasingly popular outside Japan. Whether [...]
Yuzu - the aromatic Japanese citrus fruit
Intense fresh, slightly sour-tart fragrance, yellow to orange coloration and incredible aroma - this is yuzu, biologically called Citrus x junos. The citrus fruit comes from Japan, is about [...]
Unagi - eel in Japanese
Eel is a classic of Japanese cuisine. In Germany, the fish is mainly enjoyed smoked, in Japan know many different ways of preparation. "Unagi" is so much more than nigiri, which [...]
