Kombu kelp
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Kombu kelp is healthy and low-calorie food. It is known due to its curative and nutritive properties. It is a source of iodine. Its taste is delicate and mild.
It is used in Japanese cuisine, for example:
- in miso soup;
- as a secret component to make a rice dressing;
- to give a special flavour to Tofu, soups, and other dishes
Features:
- imported by the seller;
- sheets of identical width;
- colour of the kelp after steeping is greenish-brown;
- the kelp has high density uniform throughout its length;
- no spots on the surface.
"The kelp must not be washed, just cleaned with wet towels. White powder-like bloom on Kombu surface contains the basic aroma, therefore it shouldn’t be washed off.
Before cooking the kelp must be steeped in cold water. Then both the kelp and the water (for example, for miso soup) can used. A sheet can be used several times."