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Both donko (thick, winter-grown dried shiitake) and koshin (thinner dried shiitake) are the same mushroom — shiitake — the only difference being that…

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There are many kinds of niboshi (dried sardine stock), but most are made from sardines. They are sun-dried to preserve the large hauls of sardines…

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When taking dashi from bonito flakes without mold culturing, the method is mostly to add them directly into something already seasoned, such as soba…

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Katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes) is divided into arabushi, which has no mold culturing, and hongarebushi, which does. Bonito has a high blood…

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There are theories about the origin of the word kombu: one holds that it comes from the Ainu words "konpu" or "kunpu"; another holds that it was…