Katsuo Bushi (bonito flakes)
The Japanese have for centuries practiced hot smoking of various types of bluefish (mackerel, sardines, etc) However, by far the most typical and characteristic taste of Japan is Katsuobushi. It’s made from dried and hot smoked bonito (skipjack tuna). The fillets are dried and smoked until they reach the texture similar to wood. Rock-solid hardwood. “The wood” is then shaved in millimeter thin shavings.
Information
Weight: 40 g
Country of origin: France
