July 7, 2011

My Nukadoko on July 7/7月7日、私のぬか床

Just a short note on my nukadoko today (July 7). I checked my nukadoko at five in the afternoon, and found it was OK, and checked again at eight in the evening, and found film yeast had formed!! I checked the temperature of the nukadoko and it was 30C. I mixed it well and put it in the vegetable compartment of the fridge.
今日(7月7日)の私のぬか床に関して少し。午後5時にぬか床を見ると、問題なかったのですが、夜の8時にまた見ると、産膜酵母ができてました!温度を測ると、30Cでした。よくかき混ぜて、冷蔵庫の野菜室に入れました。
Now I really know how important temperature control is... I added 2 tsp salt and one red pepper to my nukadoko two days ago to make it more "heat-resistant". I have to be more careful.
温度管理がいかに大切かよく分かりました。二日前に、塩を小さじ2杯、赤唐辛子を1本入れて、「耐熱性」を高めたのですが。もっと注意しないと。

3 comments:

  1. Hiroyuki, I am afraid to take my nukadoko out from the fridge for a week now... The temperature is 30°C... i prefer not to take risks...
    (By the way I am making now nanban zuke with small fish fillets for the dinner! Mr Tsuji says for fillets 3-4 hours is enough, thank you for telling me the recipe is in his book! I haven't noticed it).

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  2. Sissi: I will add some additional text to this post later, together with some photos.

    I made pork tsukune nanban zuke for supper last night, too, instead of our regular hamburgers. (This time, I added one red pepper.)

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  3. Hiroyuki, we had nanban zuke with small fish fillets (pouting, it's a small fish related to cods, but has a taste and texture slightly similar to small aji... I haven't found the Japanese name). I marinated it for 4 hours and added 4 peppers (they were mdoerately hot). It was excellent. We finished 500g fish with my husband! I left only a fillet in the fridge for today's breakfast. It is a great breakfast dish when it's hot. Thank you for the idea once more!

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