Kelp, Wild Atlantic Kombu, 2 oz (56 g) Wild Atlantic Kombu
- Product Code:
- 61401095
Properties
- Shipping Weight
- 0.3 lb
Basic information
- UPC
- 034529123636
Features
- Scent
- Wild Atlantic Kombu
- Expiration date
- Janauary 2026
General characteristics
- Sizes
- 0.9 x 7 x 6.7 in, 0.15 lb
- Product code
- MCV-12363
Other features
- Brand
- Maine Coast Sea Vegetables
Packaging data
- Quantity in the package
- 2 oz
Weight & dimensions
- Weight
- 0.14 kg
Description
- Certified Organic by OCIA
- USDA Organic
Similar to Japanese Kombu ... adds savory umami flavor!
Dried at mild temperatures to preserve nutrients & enzymes.
Contains a natural protein that enhances flavor and tenderizes beans.
Please use sparingly if you're iodine sensitive. Sugar kelp contains much more iodine than other sea vegetables.
Tested for chemical, heavy metal, petroleum, radioactivity, and microbiological contaminants.
Sustainably harvested and Certified Organic!
Great for salads, snacks, soups and stirfries.
Basic Prep
Our wild sugar kelp is a raw whole food that can be enjoyed right from the bag or added to recipes. It comes straight from the ocean without any rinsing or processing and is solar dried at mild temperatures to retain nutrients and enzymes. Please check for occasional tiny pebbles or shells hidden in the fronds. The fronds may develop a fine white powder during storage. Nothing to worry about ... it's just natural salts and sugars that can either be rinsed off or left on for flavor. Mature fronds may also have occasional spots. Store your Kelp in this bag or any sealed container away from extreme light, heat or moisture.
Raw sugar kelp is chewy but tenderizes when soaked or marinated. Kelp absorbs about 5X its weight in liquid and expands by up to 40%. To fully tenderize, simmer 15-20 min., pressure cook 5 min., roast 3-4 min. at 300º, or pan fry 4-5 min. until crisp.
Low temperature dried organic kelp (saccharina latissima).
Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. P65.
