Hirokon Hokkaido Dashi Kombu (Kelp) - 1 oz

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Kombu, also known as kelp, is an edible seaweed that is prized for its deep flavor. Kelp adds a deep savoriness and mineral flavor to foods due to its

Picked up some kombu, katsuobushi, salts, etc at my local Japanese grocery - can anyone help me understand the differences between these brands, what different brands may be better for, etc

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Eden kombu sea vegetable enhances a variety of foods with its smooth, umami flavor and its distinctive nutritional value. Hand-harvested off japan's northern coast, this versatile sea vegetable makes an ideal addition to your favorite soups, stews and grains. Oven roast, pickle or deep-fry kombu to create a condiment to sprinkle over popcorn, delivering enhanced flavor without adding salt. Each 2.1 oz.

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Dashi Kombu is a dried Japanese kelp used to make soup stocks. Dashi soup stock is known for being salty and very flavorful. It is most commonly used as bases for miso and udon soups.Just break off a 4-6 inch piece, simmer in hot water. Don't boil it. Then let it steep for 5-30. Dashi Kombu will usually have white spots that may look like, but is not, mold. These white spots are called mannitto or umami seibun in the Japanese language and are part of the Dashi Kombu.