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Often found at small glen in the area along the mountains. Good for Tempra, but I think it is the best eaten fresh with miso. >> |
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<<@One of Kagota's close customers sends a box full of this plant every year. That's pleasant, however, it is troublesome to wash heap of Kogomi. |
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Taranome (Tara Sprout) Mr. Koyama, one of Kagota's partner farmers, owns mountains which produces good amount of taranome. He is always annoyed by illegal collection of precious plants. Fried in refined sesame oil and seasoned with salt - simple is best. >> |
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Koshiabura <<@Koshiabura tastes like the way of taranome does, however it has unique bitter flavor. Good for Tempra and |
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Shiode If you find this sansai in Kagota, you're very lucky! Tastes like asparagus. >> |
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