Kombu (Kelp) Umami Information Center

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Kombu (Kelp) contains a lot of glutamic acid indispensable for Japanese food soup. The origin of Kombu (Kelp) is mainly Hokkaido, but among them various diverse selections are made depending on the type.

This dashi broth is made by combining Rishiri kelp, which is known for its straightforward and elegant aroma, and Makombu kelp, which has a sophisticated sweetness and clear flavor, and adding Japanese dried shiitake mushrooms. Each ingredient brings out the umami flavor of the others many times other.

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It is used for cooking like shio-kombu and tsuo and tsukudani-kombu. It is also favored for making special forms of kombu by hand and presented at

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This dashi broth is made by combining Rishiri kelp, which is known for its straightforward and elegant aroma, and Makombu kelp, which has a

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Kombu, known as dasima in Korean, is one of the most popular seaweed varieties for cooking due to its rich umami flavor and versatility. Kombu is rich in glutamic acid, as can often be seen by the fine white powder on the kelp strips. Common in many Japanese dishes such as miso soup and seaweed salad. Kombu is also the sea vegetable traditionally used in Japan to make dashi broth. Add Kombu to dried beans when cooking to enhance both the flavors and texture as well as decrease the cooking time.