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Why shouldn't konbu be washed under running water?
Are they like mushrooms? I wipe them down before including them in soup
I'm making where they're getting soaked anyway. Thanks! |
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who sez? I think you need to briefly rinse it to get rid of extra salt
or something; it definitely is not like fresh mushrooms (which soak up extra water and give it back out while cooking making a soggy dish). |
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Tippi wrote:
> who sez? I think you need to briefly rinse it to get rid of extra salt > or something; it definitely is not like fresh mushrooms (which soak up > extra water and give it back out while cooking making a soggy dish). the packet and if you do a google |
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"Tippi" > wrote in message om... > who sez? I think you need to briefly rinse it to get rid of extra salt > or something; it definitely is not like fresh mushrooms (which soak up > extra water and give it back out while cooking making a soggy dish). because you will wash away that which you are extracting, viz. glutamic acid, the natural monosodium glutamate, and you are right, its not like fresh mushroom, 'cause its a seaweed. cheers Wazza |
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