Sweet, Savory, Umami
Simmered Hijikii Seaweed
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- Sweet, umami hijiki seaweed
- Includes simmered vegetables
- Enjoy as is as a flavorful side dishe
Hijiki, a brown seaweed that grows on rocky shorelines in East Asia, has been a staple in Japanese cuisine for centuries. Its earthy almost mushroom-like flavor and pleasantly chewy bite shine in this nimono (simmered dish). Domestically harvested soybeans and carrots add crunch and color while thin ribbons of aburaage (fried tofu) impart a subtle soy flavor. Aburaage and konnyaku (or konjac, a jelly-like food made from yams) add textural intrigue and act as flavor sponges, soaking up the sweet and salty sauce and carrying the flavors throughout the dish.
Size: 80g
Storage: Refrigerate after opening and use as soon as possible.
Ingredients: Hijiki (domestic), carrot (domestic), soybeans (domestic), konnyaku (domestic), soy sauce, sugar, fermented rice seasoning, fried tofu (domestic), rice syrup, sesame oil, plum vinegar, calcium hydroxide (konnyaku coagulant), tofu coagulant (magnesium hydroxide) (contains wheat, soybeans, and sesame)
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Storage: Refrigerate after opening and use as soon as possible.
Ingredients: Hijiki (domestic), carrot (domestic), soybeans (domestic), konnyaku (domestic), soy sauce, sugar, fermented rice seasoning, fried tofu (domestic), rice syrup, sesame oil, plum vinegar, calcium hydroxide (konnyaku coagulant), tofu coagulant (magnesium hydroxide) (contains wheat, soybeans, and sesame)
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We provide ingredients and common allergens based on the packaging as a reference only. Please consume with caution based on your own individual health concerns as we cannot guarantee the presence or lack of certain ingredients, allergens and/or animal products.
Suggested Uses: Perfect side dish or in bento boxes. It can also be stirred into rice to make maze gohan (mixed rice) and onigiri (rice ball) or used as a topping for soba noodles.
Substitutions: Liven up salads by using as a umami-enhancing topping.
Substitutions: Liven up salads by using as a umami-enhancing topping.
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