Product information
This is the very first organically certified kombu from Japan. Kombu seaweed is usually cooked with rice or beans, to give the dish extra (umami) taste. You can also, in combination with shiitake, make good dashi (basic Japanese stock). We harvest our kombu on the northern island of Hokkaido in Japan. Due to the cold climate, this is the best place to grow kombu. This way, you can enjoy the best kombu there is! Kombu naturally contains a lot of iodine (232.7 mg per 100 g). Although this in itself is a good substance, for some target groups (pregnant women, people with thyroid disease and children) there is an upper limit to the daily amount. This is the reason why you usually don’t eat kombu, but instead cook or soak it.
Also available in a non-organic version (50 or 100 g).
Video: this is how we harvest our seaweed.
How to use it
Cook 1 or 1/2 a strip with rice, vegetables or legumes for extra umami. Remove the strip after cooking and do not eat it. If you want to make dashisoak 1 strip of kombu and 2 pieces of shiitake in 1 litre of water in the refrigerator for 4 to 20 hours.
How you keep it
After opening, store airtight in a dry, dark place at room temperature (max 20 ° C).
Produced in
Japan
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