Examples of using Umeboshi in English and their translations into German
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Umeboshi is considered a health food in Japan.
Recipe and benefits of the tea kukicha with kuzu and umeboshi.
Beyond the dried variant, umeboshi is also often used as a paste.
Ume Su is a fermented seasoning sauce from Japanese umeboshi apricots.
For its part, the umeboshi is a variety of plum, the japanese have a taste for acid-salt.
The seasoning sauce Ume Su contains mostly umeboshi fruit, shiso leaves and sea salt.
If we want it to be more or less strong,we will play with the amount of umeboshi.
Umeboshi fruit are usually eaten by Japanese people in combination with green tea daily for breakfast.
Specific foods recommended: Algae, soy derivatives, tamari,green tea, and umeboshi plum.
The still green Umeboshi apricots are put together with salt, usually sea salt into large wooden barrels.
There is also a range of specific products which are difficult to find in Europe,such as miso, umeboshi plums, kuzu or certain seaweeds.
The salt extracts the water from the Umeboshi apricots, lactic acid fermentation is also created at the same time.
Umeboshi and Ume Su are fermentation products and due to the lactic acid bacteria have a healthy effect on the digestive system.
However, some are also made with umeboshi(fermented plums), with black sesame and adzuki beans or plain.
Cultivation and storage of food and animal feed may contribute to the spread of moulds, which produce mycotoxins, toxic secondary metabolites-also in umeboshi.
Most modern umeboshi are made by using less salt and by pickling the ume in a seasoned liquid or vinegar.
Related to this latter and with the tea kukicha there is a formula that, in addition to delicious and enjoyable, it is ideal to increase the defenses, especially during the winter, in addition to improving the intestinal transit, among other benefits:we talk about the tea kukicha with kuzu and umeboshi.
The Umeboshi fruit, or even called Japanese Ume fruit, are often referred to as plums, but are related to the apricot.
After a few months, the umeboshi fruit are dried and in addition fermented with shiso leaves, also by lactic acid fermentation- this can take another 1 to 2 years.
An example is umeboshi[梅干, うめぼし], a special kind of salty pickle prepared from unripe fruits similar to plum or apricot ume[梅, うめ], Prunus mume.