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| Producent | BRAIN TRUST CO.,LTD. | | Part Number | a-kto-001-074 (AKTO001074) |
| Specifications | Healthy and Delicious dry stock fish Dried Bonito at reasonable prices for the Convenient food |
| Unit Price | 1,45 EUR |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 |
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| Description | Product Type: Fish Variety: Bonito Style: Dried Drying Process: FD Shape: Piece Part: Body Certification: JAS Packaging: Vacuum Pack Shelf Life: Please contact us Weight (kg): 0.15 Place of Origin: Japan Brand Name: BRAIN TRUST CO.,LTD. Model Number: a-kto-001-074 Packaging & Delivery Packaging Details: Please contact us Delivery Detail: Shipped within 1-2 weeks after payment is confirmed. Healthy and Delicious dry stock fish Dried Bonito at reasonable prices for the Convenient food Shipping possible for all orders including small lot orders Shipping preparation is carried out quickly, and we offer flexible support Product Description Katsuobushi is one of many traditional Japanese ingredients.Our products are made with care by artisans in Makurazaki, Japan’s top producing city for katsuobushi.Katsuobushi is a nonperishable Japanese ingredient made from cooked and dried bonito.It has many uses, including as furikake to sprinkle over rice and other dishes, as well as for making dashi soup stock.Bonito contains nutrients such as DHA, EPA, Vitamin B1, Vitamin D, and potassium, so it is often used in Japanese cuisine as a healthy ingredient. From Katsuo to KatsuobushiMaking great katsuobushi starts with selecting the right bonito (katsuo).Selecting bonito suitable for katsuobushi requires knowing how to tell how fresh or fatty the fish is.Maximum freshness and fattiness is excellent for the likes of sashimi, but not for katsuobushi.Selecting the right fish requires many years of experience and learning. Making Katsuobushi1. FilletingUnwanted parts of the fish—like the head, guts, and dorsal fin—are removed, and what remains is filleted into katsuobushi’s basic form.2. Basket PhaseThe filleted bonito is arranged in a basket while undergoing a final check.3. Simmering and CoolingIt is immersed in 80℃ water; then the temperature is raised to 98℃, at which the fish is simmered for about an hour and a half.It is then removed from the heating apparatus and is allowed to cool for about an hour and a half (at this point the fish is called “namaribushi”).4. Deboning and SkinningThe namaribushi is then skinned, and its bones are completely removed.5. Dehydration (Baikan)“Baikan” is a process of evaporating the moisture in the fish with smoke. The fish is smoked repeatedly by burning sawtooth oak wood. (These sessions are named "Ichibanbi", "Nibanbi", and "Sanbanbi", literally meaning “first fire”, “second fire”, and “third fire”.)6. Arabushi Is Made (Common or Low-Grade Katsuobushi)This dehydrated product is called “arabushi.”It is now sorted while controlling quality.7. Drying & AgingThe arabushi is sun-dried for two to three days. It is then aged in a cellar called a “kabimuro” (lit. “mold room”) at a temperature of roughly 25℃ and humidity of 85%.Blue mold begins to form after about 16 days, at which time the fish is sun-dried for another two to three days. A brush is then used to make sure the mold on the surface of the fish is evenly distributed.The fish is then arranged in a shaded area with good ventilation, where it can release any remaining heat it absorbed from the sun (cooling process).This process is repeated four times. At this point, the moisture level in the fish should fall below 18%, and mold can no longer grow (we now have “honkarebushi”).This is the fruit of much time and effort, as it takes at least six months to get to this point.8. Honkarebushi Is Made (High-Grade Katsuobushi)After the long six-month to one-year process described above, honkarebushi is made.9. Bonito FlakesWhen arabushi or honkarebushi is shaved, you get bonito flakes.The most commonly sold bonito flakes are made from arabushi.Flakes from honkarebushi are used as a precious ingredient. Production Patented KatsuobushiMakurazaki’s katsuobushi artisans and our company’s third CEO, Yasushi Matsunoshita, employ an original production process to make katsuobushi that condenses and captures all of the best flavors and nutrients of bonito.We obtained a production patent in 2013. Please try our richly flavored, aromatic katsuobushi. Lineup of Products Made With Our Production Patented Katsuobushi•Jukusen Beni Bushi: Our patented bonito flakes•Kinjuku Dashi Packs: Includes some fatty part of bonito. No artificial flavors added.•Katsuo Umami Miso Soup: Packed full of katsuobushi. No artificial flavors added.•Unmaka Rokusen Furikake: Full of natural goodness, this furikake uses a blend of flakes from sababushi (dried mackerel), katsuobushi, dried round herring, dried frigate mackerel, dried muroaji (brown-striped mackerel scad), and dried flying fish. No artificial flavors added.Our products are made with careful attention to the flavors of natural ingredients and use no artificial flavors.Please feel free to inquire about any of our products. Common Uses of KatsuobushiFurikake1. Over tofu2. Over salad3. Over fried rice4. Over yakisoba5. Over nimono (cooked vegetables, fish, and/or meat)6. Over udon7. Over riceDashi Soup Stock8. Dashi stock for nimono (boiled or stewed dishes)9. Dashi stock for udon10. Dashi stock for nabe (hot pots)Katsuobushi can be applied to a wide range of dishes. CategoryTypesKatsuobushiKINSHO Jukusen Beni Bushi Dashi Packs Broth packKINSHO Kinjuku 12-PackKINSHO Kinjuku 25-PackFurikakeKINSYO Unmaka Rokusen YANAGIYAHONTEN Powdered BonitoYANAGIYAHONTEN Powdered TunaYANAGIYAHONTEN Powdered Tai (Sea Bream)YANAGIYAHONTEN Powdered Salmon Miso soupKINSYO In addition to katsuobushi, we offer the kind of freeze-dried products listed above. Company Information •New business partners welcomeWe are looking for new business partners with whom we can share values, and cooperate in order to attain mutual growth and development, and to supply our customers with good, worthwhile, reliable products and services.We would like to hear from companies, domestic or overseas, that could sell our products, or companies engaged in the production or sale of products that may please our customers. |
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