First Nukazuke

It’s ridiculous, but I am so excited, I believe the Nukadoko is ready for its first batch… It smells like nutty toasted rice, earth and something like yogurt. The lactic acid is evident on the palate, so…Let’s go!!

I have a few vegetables ready from the garden. Today I am pickling a Lebanese eggplant, a banana chili and a few leaves of Daikon. Although I do not spray my garden, I still washed everything and pat dry well.

The Sake is for….celebration. I cannot decently have a glass of red wine preparing Nukazuke! I am also using here some sea salt from Japan… I am going all the way as you see!

Eggplant, Daikon leaves and Banana Chili..

Eggplant, Daikon leaves and Banana Chili..

Eggplant cut in 4 and lightlyrubbed in sea salt

Eggplant cut in 4 and lightlyrubbed in sea salt

First layer

First layer

Second layer

Second layer

Ready to go back in the fridge and works its magic...

Ready to go back in the fridge and works its magic…

 

 

 

Results in 24 or 36 hours….Kampaï !!

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