The Japanese tradition of Koji Making

If 2020 was the year of making your own sourdough, then 2021 should be the year you dive into koji. It's the form of fermentation that produces miso, soy sauce, sake - the foundation of Japanese food and drink, some might say. We asked Amsterdam's very own Kojioligist, Marika Groen, to introduce us to the venerable tradition of koji making. Tune in to discover how to make it, use it and if Sander will (or can) make a Koji beer. Useful LinksMalica Fermentshttps://malicafe.weebly.comRodenbach Grand Cruhttps://cheers.rodenbach.be'Koji Alchemy' book by Jeremy Umanmsky and Rich Shihhttps://www.bol.com/nl/f/koji-alchemy/9200000123134390/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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