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Description

[Original Case Pack: 10 units] With this dried malted rice you can easily make your own Shio Koji, Amazake, and even Miso paste! Using only high quality, organic rice produced in Okayama prefecture, this rice koji does not contain any sugar or any additives. The rice koji has been specially crafted, and depths of flavor when used to marinate, tenderize and season meats and fish. It's actually quite a versatile ingredient, and once you begin experimenting with it and discovering all the different culinary uses it has, you'll likely make it a staple in the kitchen. And, because it is a fermented food, it is also quite healthy! 1. Mix 200 grams of rice koji with 60 grams of salt. Then add 250 - 450 cc of water and mix thoroughly. 2. Place the mixture into a container and leave the lid open a small bit so that the gases produced from the fermentation can escape. 3. Let it sit at room temperature for 7 days in summer and 10 days in winter, stirring once every two to three days. 4. Enjoy! *To stop the fermenting process, keep the shio koji in the fridge with an airtight lid. It is recommended that the shio koji be consumed within 6 months.

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
1 units
Case weight
0 oz
MSRP
$12.80
Packaging
Pouch

Product identifiers

SKU
UMCR01402 (B002)
Category
Rice

Origin and handling

Country of origin
Japan
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
1+ years

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Rice.

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Umami InsiderEstablished 2019

Umami Insider is a distributor based in NY/CA, directly sourcing high-quality, artisanal Japanese food products from all over Japan. All of the products we carry are carefully selected by our curation team in Japan with the expertise in that field, locally-made Japanese ingredients actually used by prestigious culinary professionals pursuing quality and authenticity in dishes around the world. Our privileged partnership with our suppliers allows us guarantee you quality, traceability, continuity and food safety. Feel free to message us for anything about Japanese food. We would be more than happy to help you out!