A taste of spring with rice gruel with mitsuba leaves, and simmered dish of fuki and bamboo shoots [Vigorous vegetables in Minorikchi Hokuryu].

Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Enjoy spring vegetable dishes with "mitsuba" and "fuki" purchased at Minorikchi Hokuryu!

Spring Vegetable Cooking with "Mitsuba" and "Fukino

ふきと筍の合わせ煮物
Simmered Japanese butterbur and bamboo shoots

Fukuki and bamboo shoots in combination are the best match for the fragrant springtime smell of Japanese butterbur and bamboo shoots!

For brown rice rice porridge, soak the rice in water the night before to soak in enough water, add 24 cereals, kelp, salt, and pickled plums, and cook in an earthenware pot with twice the water and for twice the time as usual. Finally, add honey leaves.

みつば入り玄米おじや
rice gruel with brown rice and mitsuba

Served with fermented kelp "Kuro-mai-konbu (maitake mushrooms and kelp tsukudani)

The dish is served with Osaka's specialty, fermented kelp "Kuro Mai-Konbu" (maitake mushrooms and kelp tsukudani), which was given to us as a souvenir.

Maikon is a special kelp tsukudani that is fermented with natural yeast and contains many healthy ingredients. It is the world's first kelp fermentation that also combines germinated brown rice, mulberry leaves, chrysanthemum, and fruit extracts such as apple and pineapple. The product is the world's first fermented kelp tsukudani.

発酵昆布「黒舞昆」
Fermented kelp "Kuro Maikon
黒舞昆(舞昆のこうはら)
Black Maikon (Maikon no Kohara)

With the seasonal vegetables, blowfly and bamboo shoots, I will have brown rice rice porridge with pickled ume and mitsuba, and fermented kelp tsukudani as a garnish, with boundless love, gratitude, and prayers for a nutritious, healthy, and superb taste of spring.

春の味わいを堪能!
Enjoy the taste of spring!

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