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titleOfInvention Mushroom kamaboko (brand name kino kamaboko) and its manufacturing method
abstract [PROBLEMS] To eliminate the idea that kamaboko is a kneaded dish made of only conventional seafood, and to add new fragrance and taste added value, it is not limited to Japanese-style food, and kamaboko is also used as a food in the Western food field. Increase food value. In addition, Kamaboko is positioned as a dish that goes beyond the category of rice, and provides a new way to eat kamaboko and a way to win the market. [Solution] Seafood such as fish and squid Before solidifying the surimi, embed mushrooms such as porcini, molille, truffles, matsutake mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, eringi, etc., or a dried product thereof, to give it a texture, aroma and flavor. At that time, Western-style flavors are made more prominent by mixing wine, brandy, whiskey, gin, vodka and other liquors. Mushrooms embedded in kamaboko may be extracted from mushrooms as well as solid ones. [Selection figure] None
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