Tenkasu

Do you know this strange food? This is "tenkasu" which means garbage of tempura in Japanese. As you know, tempura is a popular Japanese fry menu, and this tenkasu is literally the garbage of flour. In Japan, we can get tenkasu at the storefront of restaurants for free. But here in Vancouver, I have to buy it. This pack of tenkasu costs 50 cents. We use it as a flavor of various dishes. A bunch of tenkasu makes udon noodle by far tasty. It works just like croutons on potage soup.

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[Corrector]

Do you know this strange food? This is "tenkasu" which means garbage of tempura in Japanese. As you know, tempura is a popular Japanese fried item, and this tenkasu is literally the garbage from flour. In Japan, we can get tenkasu at the storefront of restaurants for free. But here in Vancouver, I have to buy it. This pack of tenkasu costs 50 cents. We use it as flavor in various dishes. A bunch of tenkasu makes udon noodles far tastier. It works just like croutons in french onion soup.

[Chris]

I love tenkasu! I had a hard time finding it at my local market... i thought it would be with Tempura flour... but it was in the refriderated section next to the Udon! It really adds a nice flavor to udon don;t you think?

[mochi]

> but it was in the refriderated section

As Tenkasu is easily oxidized in a few days, it need to be kept in a fridge.

[funny]

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