Nigari is a byproduct of making salt from seawater. Its primary component is magnesium chloride (18.99 g/100 g
nigari); other minerals in
nigari include potassium chloride (3.54 g), sodium chloride (2.48 g), calcium chloride (2.29 g), phosphorus (0.1 g), iron (0.1 g), zinc (0.1 g) and manganese (0.01 g).
Nigari is used to solidify
tonyu soy milk to make tofu in the traditional method. It comes in both liquid and semi crystal solid forms, and at least one of them is usually available at Japanese grocery stores.
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