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Ingredients of the week: Mushrooms,Cranberries, Brassica, Beetroot, Potatoes, Cabbage, Carrots, Nutritional Yeast, Miso, Buckwheat
Cuisine of the month:
Japanese curry owns. I've tried S&B, Vermont, Java, Premium Golden and Kokomaru. I used to live near an Asian supermarket so I got to try several.
I first had it several times in glorious Nihon when I spent a summer there as I learned of its status as the national dish. my coworkers made it for lunch routinely and most restaurants had it.
they are all great, but I think I prefer Kokomaru, which I now have to order in bulk online.
Never heard of Kokomaru, thx for the recommendations!
Adding some cocoa powder, sake, dry red wine, honey, and/or ketchup (and/or depending on sweetness levels and if you need to balance spice) goes a long way with Japanese curry when I've made it. Adding a little chili oil for spice or blooming chili flakes with your aromatics goes a long way, too.
If you want to get really into it, making your own curry powder and roux is a lot of fun and allows even further customization of your curry. It allows for further spice control and lets you focus on the spices that you do like and remove the ones that you don't. All in all, it's one of my favorite dishes and I make it a couple times a month for myself.
Posting so I come back and do a real post tomorrow. We're gonna talk about squash. We're gonna have a big chat about potatoes, stews and hash, vegan hot chocolate made with date mush? That's going in.
ooooOoo sounds yummy