Yeast-Fermented Koji Rice Base
Called amazake by MURI. The described preparation includes koji on steamed rice followed by fermentation of the liquid with cultivated yeast.[1]
Service signal
Creamy, gently sweet, sake-like.
Cooking an ingredient using steam.
How producers use Steaming
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Called amazake by MURI. The described preparation includes koji on steamed rice followed by fermentation of the liquid with cultivated yeast.[1]
Creamy, gently sweet, sake-like.
Koji rice amazake is confirmed. The yeast and lacto accounts for further fermentation remain unreconciled.[2]
Works as a liquid component.