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February

  • Udo / Yama Udo (Wild Udo)

    Udo is long and thin, soft white Udo and
    a thick and short Yama Udo. It's famous
    as a wild vegetable. The buds and leaves at
    the tips are good for tempura. You can also
    use for Nuta, (A dish made of chopped fish
    meat and vegetables seasoned with vinegar
    and miso.) Vinegared miso and miso soup as
    well. The cut ends are turned brown easily, so
    you can soak them in vinegar immediately after
    cutting.

  • Fruit Tomato
    In this season, if you gives cold and
    stress without water, fruit tomatoes
    increase sugar content. It is not suitable
    for cooking with heat, we recommend
    eating like fruit." We also recommend a
    simple Cupreze with Mozarella cheese.
  • SPINACH

    During this cold season, it is the best in
    both nutrition and taste. The king of leaf,
    Spinach is an all-purpose vegetable that
    can be used for cooking various dishes,
    such as soup, stir fried and boiled spinach
    with soy source and more. It can be use for
    hot pot ingredients and It's also good to put
    boiled spinach in a Japanese rolled omelet.

  • Setoka
    Tangole grown by crossing Kiyomi and
    Anchole at the orchard test site in
    Nagasaki Prefecture. It's big, sweet and
    juicy. It's very popular citrus because it
    as easy to peel as Mikan (mandarin
    orange) and the bag inside is thin.
  • Iyokan
    It is believed to have been discovered in
    Yamaguchi Prefecture in the Meiji period.
    After that, they started to grow in earnest
    in Ehime Prefecture and It's named “Iyokan”
    after its place. The skin is thick, but it is
    easy to peel and juicy and has a good
    balance of sweet and sour.
  • Kanpei
    It is an original citrus of Ehime prefecture,
    and it is flat shape like Onsyu mandarin
    orange, easy to peel, and has strong
    sweetness and low acidity. It’s popular,
    because the bag inside is thin, so it is easy
    to eat and delicious. If you want to make it
    into some sweets, we recommend a jelly
    that can be rich taste but, It's best to eat it
    as it is.
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