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Tag: Umeboshi

Unripe apricots used to make umeshu with rock sugar.

Can You Make Umeshu From Apricots?

Learn how to create umeshu, or Japanese plum wine, using green unripe apricots as a substitute for Japanese plums.

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rose flavoured umeboshi.

Umeboshi with Rose Recipe

Learn how to infuse the traditional Japanese plum pickles with the delicate aroma of roses for a unique twist on a classic dish.

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Freshly ground yukari made from red shiso leaves.

How To Make Homemade Yukari

Unlock the secret of homemade Yukari rice seasoning, a delightful by-product of umeboshi making.

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umeboshi that is soaking in it's own juice after pressing.

5-year Aged Umeboshi Recipe

Explore the art of traditional Japanese fermentation with our 5-year Aged Umeboshi Recipe, meticulously crafted for exceptional flavor and longevity.

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3D printed model of the molecular structure of lactic acid.

The Science Behind Lactic Acid Fermentation (Lacto-fermentation)

Lactic Acid Fermentation, or lacto fermentation, is a process where lactic acid bacteria convert sugar into lactic acid. Learn more about its ecology and chemistry.

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Umeboshi Onigiri

Umeboshi Onigiri: A classic Japanese snack, these rice balls filled with umeboshi paste, wrapped in seaweed, are a tangy delight.

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