Posts tagged with amazake

How to make your own amazake, rice milk, miso, and nuka pickles

HOW
TO MAKE MISO, AMAZAKE, AND NUKA

Tools
needed for all miso recipes:

1)
Large pot for cooking soybeans 2) Masher or meat grinder

3)
Fermentation
container
with lid (or
pickle press)
4) Wooden spoons 5) Measuring cup
6) Cloth to cover miso 7) …

How to Make Amazake

The title of this post really tells you all there is to know before delving into the recipe. I will just note, read the whole recipe before starting as it requires some time and temperature controls. Good Luck and Enjoy!

Tools Needed

• Pot with lid
• Double boiler or large pot with lid
• Probe Thermometer
• Flame diffusers (2 …
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Three Summer Recipes!

Summertime and the living is easy…….

…..until the garden has matured and we have to cook, eat and process all those beautiful veggies!

I wanted to share some of my favorite summer recipes. In the summer I don’t want to spend a lot of time in the kitchen, so I like to keep them fresh, …

Baking with Rhapsody Amazake and Rice Milk

Baking cakes and muffins ALWAYS intimidated me. ALWAYS. It seemed so complicated. Cups of this, teaspoons of that. I’m a throw it all in a pot and let it do it’s thing kind of a cook. Nine times out of ten it works. But with baking there is that whole rising and don’t let it collapse in …

Holiday Amazake-Nog

Happy Holidays!

Nothing says the holidays to me like delicious warming smells coming from the kitchen. I like to make cranberry spice cakes, ginger cookies, mulled cider and my favorite: Amazake-Nog! Amazake has that thick creamy texture similar to eggnog. When warmed with the spices and vanilla the smells are heavenly and the coziness …

Making Amazake at Home

Koji! What is it for and how do I use it?

We now offer our own Certified Organic Short Term, Long Term and Amazake Koji. With the launching of these products I thought it would be appropriate to write a little bit about what koji is, what we can use it for, and how it works.

What is …

Why We Do What We Do!

I’ve been stewing about what I should write about for the first post after launching our new website. Tempeh recipes, Amazake recipes, Rhapsody Restaurant recipes of the past, who are we, what do we do, how do we do it, have all been topics I’ve considered.  For inspiration I was browsing through our photo albums …