The new crunchy texture of domestic pork cartilage is addictive, making it a curry that is perfect for those with high food sensitivity. Using dashi taken from red sea bream from Goto, the broth is slowly simmered to create a mellow taste that is hard to believe is a retort. It is developed by a professional chef who has experience in Japanese and Italian cuisine for about 30 years, so we start with sautéed domestic onions and pursue "deliciousness" with a lot of time and effort. This is a product that we would like to recommend to users who value local products and the "carefulness" of daily cooking.
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Goto's gentle sea bream dashi curry pork Nankotsu
The new crunchy texture of domestic pork cartilage is addictive, making it a curry that is perfect for those with high food sensitivity. Using dashi taken from red sea bream from Goto, the broth is slowly simmered to create a mellow taste that is hard to believe is a retort. It is developed by a professional chef who has experience in Japanese and Italian cuisine for about 30 years, so we start with sautéed domestic onions and pursue "deliciousness" with a lot of time and effort. This is a product that we would like to recommend to users who value local products and the "carefulness" of daily cooking.
Under the slogan of "I want to deliver deliciousness from Goto", we manufacture and sell baked sweet potatoes "Gotoimo" and retort curry from the Goto Islands.
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The curry that goes well with anything made with Goto sea bream has exceeded 1 million bags in total this year.
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Gotomo won the Sweet Potato of the Year and Farmers of the Year awards at the Sweet Potato Summit, which determines the best sweet potato in Japan in 22 years.