Black Garlic Bulk Pack

150 g = 4-5 whole black garlic bulbs in different sizes

• Japanese premium quality
• unpeeled
• great black color
• sweet and sour at the same time
• hardly any garlic heat
• hardly any garlic odor

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHITE AND BLACK GARLIC

Black garlic is not a special type of garlic, but a white garlic that is ripened under special conditions and thereby changes color, taste and consistency.

HOW DOES BLACK GARLIC TASTE

A black garlic of the best quality tastes balanced sweet and sour. The actual garlic taste is reduced. The typical garlic odor after eating is also significantly less than when using white garlic. The consistency of black garlic is very soft.

WHERE DOES BLACK GARLIC COME FROM

There are different statements about the origin, Japanese sources say that it was developed in Japan around the turn of the millennium. The molecular chef Ferran Adria from Spain discovered black garlic in the following years and made it known in the star gastronomy.

HOW IS BLACK GARLIC MADE

Carefully selected types of garlic are matured over a long period of time under defined heat and moisture conditions. The sugars and amino acids naturally occurring in garlic change as a result. The black color is caused by a kind of caramelization - this is the so-called Maillard reaction.

IS BLACK GARLIC A FERMENTED PRODUCT

No, the white garlic is not fermented, but matures under the conditions mentioned.

ARE THERE QUALITY DIFFERENCES IN BLACK GARLIC

The quality of black garlic depends first of all on the type of white garlic selected. The higher the natural sugar content, the more caramelization can take place.

Further differences in quality arise from the manufacturing process of the producer. The conditions vary in terms of humidity between 80 and 90%, in terms of temperature between 60 and 90 °, the ripening time is between 15 and 90 days. Japanese manufacturers strive for a balance between sweetness and acidity and therefore invest a lot of time and thought into the ideal course of the ripening process. Inexpensive black garlic is often only ripened for a short time and does not taste as complex as the high-quality variants, mostly they are more sour than sweet and sour.

WHAT DO YOU DO WITH BLACK GARLIC

First of all, it is important that black garlic is not sweated, but cut into tiny pieces or pureed.

• Cut into small slices, it looks great as a colored element on a pizza.
• As a small cube, it goes well with roast pork.
• As a paste (toes mashed and mixed with a little water) it is a great dip for grilled foods.
• The paste can also be processed in a mayonnaise.

"You can imagine black garlic like a prune with a little more acidity and a little garlic flavor."
Jean Luc Oosting

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Black Garlic (peeled)

50 g

No more laborious peeling - the black garlic has been pre-peeled for you for quick use.

• Japanese premium quality
• unpeeled
• great black color
• sweet and sour at the same time
• hardly any garlic heat
• hardly any garlic odor

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHITE AND BLACK GARLIC

Black garlic is not a special type of garlic, but a white garlic that is ripened under special conditions and thereby changes color, taste and consistency.

HOW DOES BLACK GARLIC TASTE

A black garlic of the best quality tastes balanced sweet and sour. The actual garlic taste is reduced. The typical garlic odor after eating is also significantly less than when using white garlic. The consistency of black garlic is very soft.

WHERE DOES BLACK GARLIC COME FROM

There are different statements about the origin, Japanese sources say that it was developed in Japan around the turn of the millennium. The molecular chef Ferran Adria from Spain discovered black garlic in the following years and made it known in the star gastronomy.

HOW IS BLACK GARLIC MADE

Carefully selected types of garlic are matured over a long period of time under defined heat and moisture conditions. The sugars and amino acids naturally occurring in garlic change as a result. The black color is caused by a kind of caramelization - this is the so-called Maillard reaction.

IS BLACK GARLIC A FERMENTED PRODUCT

No, the white garlic is not fermented, but matures under the conditions mentioned.

ARE THERE QUALITY DIFFERENCES IN BLACK GARLIC

The quality of black garlic depends first of all on the type of white garlic selected. The higher the natural sugar content, the more caramelization can take place.

Further differences in quality arise from the manufacturing process of the producer. The conditions vary in terms of humidity between 80 and 90%, in terms of temperature between 60 and 90 °, the ripening time is between 15 and 90 days. Japanese manufacturers strive for a balance between sweetness and acidity and therefore invest a lot of time and thought into the ideal course of the ripening process. Inexpensive black garlic is often only ripened for a short time and does not taste as complex as the high-quality variants, mostly they are more sour than sweet and sour.

WHAT DO YOU DO WITH BLACK GARLIC

First of all, it is important that black garlic is not sweated, but cut into tiny pieces or pureed.

• Cut into small slices, it looks great as a colored element on a pizza.
• As a small cube, it goes well with roast pork.
• As a paste (toes mashed and mixed with a little water) it is a great dip for grilled foods.
• The paste can also be processed in a mayonnaise.

"You can imagine black garlic like a prune with a little more acidity and a little garlic flavor."
Jean Luc Oosting

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Black Garlic Paste

120 g

As a paste, black garlic is particularly easy to process. Making your own is laborious and expensive, so this ready-mixed product is particularly practical.

The garlic is fermented under controlled temperature and humidity conditions. This gives it its distinctive black color, its sweetness, and becomes soft and delicate in consistency. At the same time it loses the unpleasantly strong garlic odor through fermentation.

The black garlic paste is recommended e.g. as a dip with grilled food. either pure black or together with mayonnaise as a black and white dip.

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100 g

DESCRIPTION SANSHO PEPPER

The Japanese sansho pepper is not related to black pepper, but to citrus plants. Its aroma is therefore lemony and fresh. It leaves an intensely tingling to numb feeling on the tongue, so that it is only used in very small doses or finely ground.

USE SANSHO PEPPER

• Cut into tiny pieces as an ingredient in fish or meat tartare
• Very thinly ground to pork steak, light fish

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Japanese sansho pepper berries red

30 g

This Japanese pepper from Wakayama is not related to black pepper, but to citrus plants. Its aroma is therefore very fresh with citrus notes combined with warm wood tones. It belongs to the Szechuan pepper family, of which there are different varieties in Asia. It leaves an intensely tingling to numb feeling on the tongue, so that it is only used in very small doses and finely ground.

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Real Wasabi Paste small

42 g

• 85% wasabi
• Original from Japan
• pleasantly spicy
• versatile

DESCRIPTION WASABI PASTE

Real wasabi paste with 85% wasabi. It is "nama oroshi" wasabi, which translates as freshly grated wasabi.

A rarity! Wasabi pastes with such a high proportion of wasabi are very rare in Europe. The majority of the products on offer contain the majority of horseradish as a wasabi substitute.

A note on the colors: As a processed product, wasabi is actually only a pale green color. Most wasabi products are mixed with green dye, which should give the impression of fresh wasabi. Since we as consumers are now used to getting a bright green product, pale green products are hardly accepted. Natural dyes from plants have been added to this wasabi paste.

USING WASABI PASTE

• with sushi and sashimi
• on carpaccios
• for rice bowls
• as an ingredient in mayonnaise
• with avocados
• with tofu
• to steak
• with grilled fish
• as part of your own spice pastes

Also interesting:

Crispy wasabi furikake spice

Roasted sesame seeds coated with wasabi spice mixture

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Real wasabi paste

80 g

• 85% wasabi
• Original from Japan
• pleasantly spicy
• versatile

DESCRIPTION WASABI PASTE

Real wasabi paste with 85% wasabi. It is "nama oroshi" wasabi, which translates as freshly grated wasabi.

A rarity! Wasabi pastes with such a high proportion of wasabi are very rare in Europe. The majority of the products on offer contain the majority of horseradish as a wasabi substitute.

A note on the colors: As a processed product, wasabi is actually only a pale green color. Most wasabi products are mixed with green dye, which should give the impression of fresh wasabi. Since we as consumers are now used to getting a bright green product, pale green products are hardly accepted. Natural dyes from plants have been added to this wasabi paste.

USING WASABI PASTE

• with sushi and sashimi
• on carpaccios
• for rice bowls
• as an ingredient in mayonnaise
• with avocados
• with tofu
• to steak
• with grilled fish
• as part of your own spice pastes

Also interesting:

Crispy wasabi furikake spice

Roasted sesame seeds coated with wasabi spice mixture

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Mild Japanese Yuzu Kosho Paste

200 g

Typical Japanese spice paste based on yuzu mixed with allspice and salt. For this Yuzu Kosho the peel of the still green Yuzu fruit was used, which gives the paste a wonderful fresh green note. In contrast to many Japanese yuzu kosho pastes, this one is particularly mild. Yuzu-Kosho goes very well with fish and seafood - e.g. also instead of wasabi - but also with white meat. It can be used on its own or as an ingredient in a sauce.

Ingredients: zest of green yuzu, green allspice, salt

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500 ml

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