I have searched my blog to find I have already posted about kakinomoto (edible chrysanthemum flowers) twice, but anyway, I will post about it again because it's an interesting ingredient. ãã®ããã°å
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Today, my wife got this kakinomoto from her brother. ä»æ¥、妻ãå®å
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Left: Kakinomoto sunomono (vinegared dish)
Right: Kakinomoto with no seasoning
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My wife did the boiling and made the sunomono. I asked my wife to leave some unseasoned so I could have it with a sauce (4:1:1 mixture of dashi, mirin, and soy sauce).
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Selasa, 24 Februari 2015
Kakinomoto/かきのもと #99890
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