Ogonori
Gracilaria spp., Gracilariopsis spp. …
seaweed
A fine, crunchy red seaweed in tufts, eaten in salads with sashimi or as a jelly; it provides iodine and seaweed polysaccharides.
- Origin
- Coasts of East Asia
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- It is bought already processed, green and crunchy: it is rinsed, drained and served raw, in salads or with sashimi. Gathered yourself, it is not eaten raw.
- Molecules
- Seaweed polysaccharides · Iodine
- Did you know?
- It is also eaten in Hawaii, the Philippines and Guam, and all over the world it is the source of agar.
