KOME MISO (RICE MISO)

Miso
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<What is it?>
Kome miso is the most common type of fermented soybean paste produced throughout Japan. It is made by fermenting soybeans with rice malt. Ordinary rice miso goes through 6 month to 1 year of fermentation process until it achieves perfect umami and mellow sweetness.

<How is it used?>
It can be used for miso soup, sauces, dips, marinade, hot pot dishes.

<Other features>
Depending on the length of fermentation, Kome miso can have different colours and flavours.

6 months: Orchard colour with mellow sweetness and umami from rice
1 year: Caramel brown colour with moderate sweetness and strong umami.
3 years: Dark brown colour with aged depth, strong umami and sharpness

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