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A traditional Asian rice wine made from steamed short‑grain rice, rice koji, and wine yeast. Fermented for a month, filtered twice for clarity, and optionally diluted before drinking. Sweet, fruity, and lightly alcoholic – perfect for sipping or cooking.

A simple, no‑cook method to make preserved salted lemons that add a bright, salty‑sour punch to any dish. Using only lemons and coarse salt, the lemons soften over a month, creating a versatile condiment perfect for Moroccan tagines, salads, sauces, and marinades.

A classic Scandinavian cured salmon made at home with a simple salt‑sugar‑dill cure. The fish is pressed, refrigerated for two days, then rinsed and sliced thin for a delicate, slightly sweet and herbaceous appetizer.

Soft, slightly sweet rice cakes that are a nostalgic Korean school birthday treat. Made with simple ingredients—rice flour, sugar, cocoa (optional) and water—and steamed in ring molds for a light, fluffy texture.