Cheese powder is often sprinkled on pasta, mixed into fried food, or used as a "by player" (supporting role). Cheese powder is often used as a "by-player" (supporting player), sprinkled on pasta, or mixed into fry batter.


It only takes 5 minutes to make, so if you have cheese powder at home, give it a try. If you have cheese powder at home, give it a try. Cheese lovers will be addicted to it.

Cheese powder

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Ingredients

I use Snow Brand's recipe as a reference.

4 tablespoons powdered cheese
20g (0.71oz) chirimenjako (dried young sardines)
2 teaspoons dried sesame seeds (white)
2 teaspoons aonori (green laver)
a pinch of chili pepper to taste

You can adjust the balance of the quantities to your liking.

Directions

Simply mix all ingredients together. Sprinkle over hot rice and enjoy.

How does it taste?

The moment you put it in your mouth, the aroma and richness of the cheese spreads out. The aroma of sesame and aonori (green laver) that follows, the crunchy texture of dried baby sardines...all of these flavors and textures are mixed together in your mouth at once. Yumai!


The taste is beautifully integrated even though the amount of information is quite large. While the presence of the cheese is a bit prominent, the addition of a bit of chili pepper is a nice touch to tighten up the flavor.

I have a feeling that it would also be delicious with a little drizzle of soy sauce or a raw egg on top. Please try it.