4902226471625

グリーンコープ 産直豚モモ塩麹漬け

4902226471625
Brand
グリーンコープ
Registered in
Japan
Producer code
2226
Product code
47162

Nutrition Facts

Nutrition Facts
Serving size 200 g
Amount per serving
Calories 376 188 /100 g
100 g % Daily Value*
Total fat 23 g 12 g 30%
Sodium Members only
Total carbohydrate 8 g 4 g 3%
Protein 33 g 17 g

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About this product

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This product is a traditional Japanese fermented ham dish made by Green Coop (グリーンコープ), a well-known Japanese retailer specializing in fresh and direct-from-farm (san-chiku) produce. Known as momoyaki shio koji-tsukuri, it features tender pork cutlets marinated in a blend of salt and koji (fermented rice mold), offering a savory, umami-rich flavor with a slightly tangy depth. This type of product is popular in Japanese home cooking and as a gift item, prized for its simplicity and natural preservation method.

Key features

  • Type: Fermented pork ham (momoyaki shio koji-tsukuri), a classic Japanese preserved meat.
  • Size/quantity: Typically sold in a single, pre-packaged portion weighing around 150–200 grams (varies by retailer).
  • Variants: Usually available in plain salted versions, though some brands offer variations with added herbs or spices. This specific product appears to be the standard salted koji-marinated cutlet.
  • Ingredients: Primarily pork cutlets (usually from the thigh or shoulder), salt, koji (fermented rice mold), and sometimes a touch of sugar or rice bran for texture. The fermentation process enhances the meat’s tenderness and flavor over time.
  • Use: Best enjoyed cold as a snack, appetizer, or ingredient in bento boxes, salads, or rice bowls. It pairs well with rice, miso soup, or pickled vegetables.

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