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Hanamaruki Liquid Ekitai Shio Koji is a gluten-free, non-GMO seasoning from Japan, designed to enhance the umami flavor in your dishes. This 16.9 Fl Oz bottle is perfect for those looking to elevate their cooking with a touch of authentic Japanese taste.
H**D
Delicious addition
Adds the best flavor to any dish.
O**E
Liquid Gold in the kitchen
If you don’t know anything about Koji - especially if you don’t, buy this immediately and transform every protein you cook into absolute ambrosia. I used it on a New York strip steak from a full roast. I had been struggling with steaks from this particular roast and simply couldn’t make them tender. It always turned out like boot leather, and im really good with meat on the smoker. After just one night marinating in Shio Koji, that previously almost inedible cut was transformed into the best beef I had ever eaten. It topped any minon or Kobi. Just hang on to your seat when you use won those cuts from a good butcher. I even marinade my pork belly in Shio Koji before dry curing and smoking - best bacon ever. The science and art of Koji is fascinating, and you should get the book Koji Alchemy, but you don’t have to know anything to use this. Just soak everything in it for a day or two. That’s literally all it takes to turn the mundane into a masterpiece. Shio Koji really is magic.
T**1
seems to work well
It seemed to be a little saltier than I expected. It does tenderize the meat well and adds good flavor. I just need to learn how to use it a little better.
A**N
Quick shipping
Great product
K**B
Good Umami Seasoning
Good Umami Seasoning. More convenient to use that the solid Shio Koji rice form.
A**R
Great seller,
Steak that was chewy from same batch.Really good and tender.Marinated 2 hrs, sous vide 1.75 hrs at 133degs, pat dry, salt pepper garlic , seared with torch.WOW great flavor
S**N
Still have yet to use!
I bought this stuff a few weeks ago. When it arrived I tried to remember where I'd heard about it and what it's supposed to do! I do know it has something to do with Japanese or Asian cuisine.
E**N
Hhmm
Not what I thought
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