It is made by a famous ryokan in Kanazawa called Asadaya that has been around since 1659!
Just mix the stock with 2 cups of washed rice...no need to add water.Cook and enjoy!
I loved the sakura aroma that it had while cooking.
The rice turns a light pink, but that is from coloring.
I would definitely get this one again.
I gotta to try making this. I saw a couple of recipes online that seem close.
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If I can find sakura leaves, will try to recreate this, V
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Kat
💗 so pretty! 💗
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I have the sakura leaves you gave me in the freezer. I sliver a little and put in my ume takikomi gohan too!
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V, hope to get back to that store. Since I don’t ride the trains too much, the next time I do I’ll check it out.
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That looks wonderful Kat!
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