Flavor name: | Shikoku Soup |
flavor | Shikoku Soup |
brand | Ninben |
Package information | Bottle |
Product weight | 0.4 kilogram |
meal type | gluten free |
package weight | 2.13 kilograms |
product shape | free |
number of units | 4 |
number of products | Four |
[Gluten-free seasonings and Japanese-style seasonings that do not contain wheat or soybeans are suitable for people with wheat or soybean allergies] A soy sauce-like seasoning made from millet is added with bonito flakes to create a mellow taste. It suppresses the peculiarity of millet soup and improves the feeling of soup stock.
[For dishes such as noodles and simmered dishes] Like the familiar orange label "Tsuyu no Moto", it can be used for a wide range of dishes such as noodles and simmered dishes. No chemical seasonings, preservatives, or colorings added. No specific raw materials are used except sesame.
[Contents] 300ml x 4 [Product size per bottle (height x depth x width) 163mm x 65mm x 65mm
[Ingredients] Sugar (manufactured in Japan), soy sauce-like seasoning (defatted sesame, salt, foxtail millet, barnyard millet, millet), seafood extract, salt, bonito flakes, yeast extract, bonito flakes, brewed vinegar, kelp, (partially including sesame)
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Instead of soy sauce (using wheat and soybeans), which is the main ingredient of the soup, we added a soy sauce-like seasoning made from sesame, millet, barnyard millet, and millet, and added bonito flakes to create a mellow taste. No specific raw materials are used except sesame. It suppresses the peculiarity of millet soup and improves the feeling of soup stock. Like the familiar orange label "Tsuyu no Moto", it can be used in a wide range of dishes such as noodles and simmered dishes. No chemical seasonings, preservatives, or colorings added.
brand | Ninben |
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product size | 7 x 10 x 10cm; 400g |
Product type | free |
Container type | Bottle |
Maker | Ninben |
Country of Origin | Japan |
raw materials | Dried bonito, dried bonito, soy sauce-like seasoning (sesame, salt, millet, millet, millet), sugar, salt, kombu dashi, seafood extract, yeast extract, brewed vinegar |
Product weight | 400 grams |
Gluten-free Seasoning Yonkoku Series
Instead of soy sauce (using wheat and soybeans), the "Yonkoku series" uses "soy sauce-like seasoning" made from sesame, foxtail millet, millet, and millet as raw materials to create a well-balanced blend. I'm here.
We do not use "specified raw materials" or "things conforming to specified raw materials" except sesame.
Japanese-style seasonings that do not contain wheat or soybeans do not need to prepare meals separately for those who cannot eat wheat or soybeans, so they can be cooked in a short time and the whole family can eat the same menu.
In addition, we have realized a highly satisfying taste that can be actively used by those who are gluten-free.
The four grain series seasonings are a lineup that firmly meets the needs of Japanese cuisine, and there are four types: "Tsuyu", "Shirodashi", "Ponzu", and "Dressing type sesame flavor".
Please use it for various dishes.
What is "soy sauce-like seasoning"?
“Soy sauce-like seasoning” is a liquid seasoning that creates a “soy sauce”-like flavor without using wheat and soybeans, which are the main ingredients of soy sauce, and is used for the same purpose as “soy sauce”.
Ninben's "Yonkoku Series" uses "soy sauce-like seasoning" made from sesame, foxtail millet, barnyard millet, and millet.
Gluten-free: Introducing recipes using the four-grain series
How to make “Simple Daigaku Imofu”Ingredients: 2 servings ●Sweet potato: 200g ●Salad oil: 1 tbsp ●Shikoku soup: 2 tbsp ●Sesame oil: 1 tsp ●Black sesame: Appropriate amount [1] Slice the sweet potato diagonally, leaving the skin on, then cut into 4-5 cm long strips and soak in water to remove harshness. [2] Heat salad oil in a frying pan and fry the drained sweet potato over medium heat for 2-3 minutes. [3] Add sesame oil and four grain soup, and sprinkle black sesame to finish. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
How to make "Tuna Teriyaki"Ingredients: 2 servings ●Tuna saku: 160g ●(A) Ginger juice: 1/2 tsp ●(A) Four-grain soup (for dipping): 2 tsp ●Potato starch: Appropriate amount ●Salad oil: 1 tsp ●Four-grain soup: 1 tbsp All-purpose green onions: as appropriate ●White sesame seeds: as appropriate [1] Cut the tuna saku into bite-sized cubes, mix with (A) and soak for about 10 minutes. [2] Heat salad oil in a frying pan, sprinkle potato starch on [1], lightly beat, and bake while rolling over medium heat. [3] When the pancakes are browned, add the shikokutsuyu sauce and turn off the heat. [4] Serve in a bowl and add finely chopped green onions and white sesame seeds to your liking. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
How to make "Pot-au-feu"Ingredients: 2 servings ●Chicken breast: 1/2 ●Potatoes: 2 ●Carrots: 1/3 ●Onions: 1/2 ●Cabbage: 1/8 ●Green beans: 4 ●Four-grain white stock: 1/4 cup ●Water: 2 cups ●Pepper: a little as you like [1] Cut the chicken breast and potatoes into bite-sized pieces. Cut the carrots into 1cm rounds, cut the onions into wedges, and cut the cabbage into chunks. [2] Add [1], shikoku white dashi stock, water, and pepper to taste in a pot and heat. When it boils, remove the scum that floats on the surface, reduce the heat to low and simmer for 20 minutes. [3] Add green beans cut in half and simmer for 2 to 3 minutes and turn off the heat. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
How to make "tuna and corn cooked rice"Material: 2 cups ●White rice: 2 cups ●4-grain white soup stock: 3 tablespoons ●Canned tuna (pickled in oil): 1 can ●Carrots: 1/3 ●Corn (canned): 3 tablespoons [1] Rinse the rice and put it in a colander. [2] Drain the oil from the tuna, and slice the carrot into 1cm squares. [3] Put [1] in a rice cooker, add shikoku white soup stock, add water (not listed) up to the 2 go line, and mix well. [4] Put tuna, carrots and corn on top of [3] and cook. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
Gluten-free: Introducing recipes using the four-grain series
How to make Temari sushi●Rice: 1 cup ●Shikoku ponzu sauce: 3 tablespoons -----Ingredients example (seafood)----- [As you like] thinly sliced tuna, thinly sliced salmon, whitebait, squid, shrimp -----Ingredients example (vegetables)-----[Optional] Cucumber (sliced), corn, peas, perilla, pickled radish (sliced)-----Others (toppings, etc.)--- -- [Optional] Salmon roe, canned tuna (in oil), chopped seaweed, buds [1] Add the four-grain ponzu sauce to the hard-cooked rice while it is still warm, and mix in a cutting motion. (If using canned tuna, drain the oil, add 1 teaspoon of shikoku ponzu sauce (not listed) to 1/2 can and mix.) [2][1] is divided into 10 equal portions (approximately 30g each), wrapped in plastic wrap and rolled into balls. [3] Unfold the plastic wrap, place the ingredients you want to show on top of the temari sushi in order, and finally top with [2] and roll into a ball. [4] Peel off the wrap, decorate with toppings as you like, and serve on a plate. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
How to make “Light Ponzu Ginger Grill”Ingredients: 2 servings ●Pork (thinly sliced): 100g ●Onion: 1/2 piece ●Potato starch: appropriate amount ●Salad oil: 1 tablespoon ●Shikoku ponzu sauce: 2 tablespoons ●Grated ginger: appropriate amount [1] Cut the pork into easy-to-eat pieces, and thinly slice the onion. [2] Sprinkle potato starch on pork. [3] After frying the onion in a frying pan with salad oil until it becomes transparent, add the pork and fry until cooked. [4] Add the four-grain ponzu sauce and turn the heat to low. Add the grated ginger and mix well. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
How to make "Chicken Breast and Broccoli Saute"Ingredients: 2-3 servings ●Chicken breast: 250g ●Four grain dressing type sesame flavor (for marinating chicken): 2 tablespoons ●Broccoli: 1/2 bunch ●Paprika (yellow): 1/4 piece ●Salad oil: 1/2 tablespoon ●Four grain dressing type sesame flavor: 2 tablespoons [1] Cut the chicken into bite-sized pieces. Place in a plastic bag, add sesame-flavored four-grain dressing (2 tablespoons), mix well, and marinate for about 5 minutes. [2] Divide the broccoli into small florets and boil for about 1 minute. Cut the paprika into 1 cm wide strips. [3] Heat salad oil in a frying pan and fry the chicken from [1]. [4] When the chicken is cooked through, add broccoli and paprika, and stir-fry further. [5] When the whole is cooked, add the four-grain dressing type sesame flavor (2 tablespoons), mix the whole, turn off the heat and put it in a bowl. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
How to make "Paper-wrapped steamed sesame flavor"Ingredients: 1 serving ●Scallops (steamed): 50g ●Potatoes: 1/2 piece ●Asparagus: 1/2 piece ●Paprika (red): 10g ●Paprika (yellow): 10g ●Four grain dressing type sesame flavor: 1 tablespoon [1] Cut the potatoes into small chunks and cut the asparagus diagonally. Cut the paprika into bite-sized pieces. [2] Place baby scallops, potatoes, asparagus, and paprika on a cooking sheet, and sprinkle with a four-grain dressing type sesame flavor. [3] Close the top and left and right sides to prevent steam from escaping, then heat in the microwave to cook. (Estimated time: 600W, 3-4 minutes) *If you are making it for 2 people, the microwave heating time is 600W, 5-6 minutes. *Recipes may contain ingredients that are subject to food removal, so please adjust accordingly according to your situation. |
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