I will tell you about a really simple way to make a really traditional sake from Japan!
If you’re still curious how to make one, then I will tell you, it’s easy to make! ( but can’t guaranteed the taste :P )
Even that’s so, please remember this that I’m not a professional in this thing, I had tested this recipe and it was okay, I know the result and how to make my own product (not for sale! of course!), but just te be careful, please note that this product can be resulted a food poison, so don’t rely to much with it and please be careful, because I found this recipe also from an anime titled Moyashimon…
Why do I post this then? Well, it’s just so you know how to make it, as the statement above, I also have to say that this recipe will be not very detailed, as I didn’t measure it. Because I only wirte the simplest one and the easiest one to make.
Then, lets move on to the main topic!
Ingredients :
How to?
The taste?
The taste of kuchikame sake usually always sour, if it’s indeed sour then you have done it (but I can’t tell how sour is it, it’s up to how you make it), but you can keep the sake for more than a week, it’s up to you ^^
Steril?
It’s indeed steril, the more alcohol it has, the more steril it is. As you may have known it, alcohol often used to clean things from germs.
If you still curious about the basic theory or what happened in the process, what I can say is rice that you chewed will be turned into sweets because of the saliva. And if you mix it with water, it will slowly become an alcohol. OK, that’s all, hope you enjoy it :P
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