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Vegan Curry Powder (Medium Spice) 150g(5.29oz)
Vegan Curry Powder (Medium Spice) 150g(5.29oz)
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This Japanese curry powder is made from millet flour as a substitute of wheat flour. Millet flour contains magnesium, zinc, iron and B vitamins. No animal-derived ingre-dients or chemical seasonings are used. It is suitable for the people who has gluten-free life-style or people who are vegan. A healthy and convenient seasoning choice for various recipes.

JAPANESE AUTHENTIC UMAMI STYLE
Japanese curry is a national home-style food in Japan. The authentic taste of curry is generally loved by many Japanese people. Please enjoy the taste of Japanese curry with your friends & family.

DELICIOUS, SAFE INGREDIENTS
We carefully selected ingredients by not using animal-derived ingredients, artificial flavors and preservatives. It is a great seasoning item for cooking various recipes such as Japanese curry rice, curry pasta, potato salad with curry, curry coleslaw, curry hot pot, curry stir-fry and curry pie. We especially recommended this Japanese curry powder for vegan or vegetarian cookers. Easily to be blended with any recipes. You can arrange to French style curry or American style curry. Try to cook your original recipes.

15 KINDS OF SPICES BLENDED
Selection of the spices is the important key to the flavor of this curry powder. It is made from 15 kinds of spices and it has a seasoned spicy flavor. To bring out the natural sweetness of the flavor, we have blended the following spices: Turmeric, Coriander, Chenpi, Cumin, Fenugreek, Red Pepper, Cinnamon, Fennel, Nutmeg, Ginger, Cardamom, Star Anise, Cloves, Black Pepper, Liquorice. In addition, blended Fried onions and red wine and vegetables and fruits arealso the key to create umami of this curry powder.

BLENDING MILLET FLOUR:
Millet flour tends to burn easily because of its low water content. The process of making this curry powder, requires a high adjustment technique of the heat. By using millet flour, it creates a tastier and healthier curry roux powder. The balanced combination of spices and millet flour pursues better taste and also caring everyone’s health.

HISTORY OF JAPANESE CURRY
Japanese curry has a unique history. Indian curry was adapted to British style and introduced to Japan, and further refined to suit Japanese tastes, which is said to be the roots of Japanese curry. Later on, Japanese curry has been served in the lunch program in Japan’s school. The variety of spices, nutrition and appetizing aroma supported those who is lacked in nutrition in Japan. Japanese curry rice has influenced the food culture of Japan with variety choice of ingredients and recipes according to different area in Japan. In the past 80 years, we have been selecting safe nutritious ingredients and not using chemical seasonings in order to produce safe and healthy Japanese curry to all.
Delicious. Best japanese curry
Like that the instructions are easy & clear, no powdered taste. Have used it for many dishes both traditional and ad how. This product is worth the $.
This is a super tasty brown Japanese curry powder!
This is now our go-to curry powder for making Japanese/Korean style curry. The flavor is excellent, and it doesn't have all the chemicals and preservatives that come with the typical curry cubes. Makes delicious curry dishes, is all vegetarian, highly recommended.
S&B Golden Curry was a staple in our home until a member of the family went gluten free. I was so excited to find this alternative but it was a little frustrating because there aren’t any instructions so here’s how I make the equivalent of one box of S&B (serves 3-4 over rice).3 large carrots, 2 medium potatoes, 1 onion: chop into large bite-sized pieces and sauté in a glug of oil in a medium pot for 5 minutes.Cut 1-1 1/2 lbs of chicken into bite sized pieces and sauté in oil for 5 minutes in a skillet.Dump the chicken in with the veggies and add 2 cups of vegetable or chicken broth. Bring to a boil, then cover, reduce heat to low, and simmer for 15 minutes.After 15 minutes, stir in 1/3 cup of the curry mix and simmer uncovered for 5 minutes. After that 5 minutes you can add a little more mix (or corn starch) if it’s too thin or more broth if it’s too thick. I also add a little heat (cayenne pepper or Korean chili flake), more salt, and maybe some curry powder. Taste and add what you like.One packet probably makes 3 pots of curry for us.
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