SOME NUTRITIONAL FACTS ABOUT SAKE LEES ("SAKEKASU")
100 g of sakekasu (sake lees) have the following nutritional value:
● proteins: equivalent to 100g of natto (fermented soy beans), two eggs, 70g of meat (beef)
●vitamin B1: equivalent to 5 apples
●vitamin B2: equivalent to 90ml of milk
●vitamin B1B2 equivalent to 100g of soy sprouts
●it also contains nicotinic acid and many other important vitamins
How to cook sake lees? The first thing that comes to mind is Amazake. Here is
the recipe:
INGREDIENTS:
●sake lees 150g
●water 600 cc
●sugar 120 g
●salt and Japanese sake: small quantities
●If you like them, ginger and yuzu (Japanese citron)
PROCEDURE:
●To soften the lees tear them to pieces and dip them into the water
●Heat them for about 40 minutes over low heat
●When the taste gets a little bit mellow add the sugar
●Add a little bit of Japanese sake
●Add ginger and/or citron to your liking
In addition, if you put sakekasu into common misoshiru it will acquire a pleasant taste and will make your body warm. (60% of misoshiru, 40% of sakekasu is the ideal quantity) And let`s not forget stew and curry! Try and add to a four people portion 100g of sakekasu!
Also, if you roll sakekasu in black sugar and grill it, it will turn into a very good snack!
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