Mirin
- noblog2022
- Nov 7
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 13
a sweet condiment often used in Japanese cooking
Ingredients:
Sweet Rice 360 cc (2 rice cups)
Dry rice koji 200g - 300g
Shochu (35%) 600cc
salt
Direction:
Cook sweet rice in a rice cooker
Spread cooked rice in a tray, let it cool a little bit, and pour shochu
Add dry koji and mix well
Add salt (at least 2% of the total weight of the mixture to be legal in Japan)
Put the mixture into a clean glass jar and seal
During the first week, open the jar and stir the mixture once a day.
Seal the jar and leave in a room (not too bright nor warm) for several months
Clear layer will increase
Drain and strain through colander and then gauze
The liquid is Mirin. Keep in a glass bottle and in a regregerator.
The remaining stuff is sake kasu. Use for marination or cooking.
Note:
Make sure the sanitized utensils and jars.










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