Tosaka nori
Meristotheca papulosa
seaweed
A red, green or white seaweed depending on its treatment, crunchy, as a garnish for sashimi and in salads.
- Origin
- Coasts of southern Japan
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- It is bought salted: it is desalted for about ten minutes in cold water, then rinsed.
- Molecules
- Seaweed polysaccharidesIn small amounts, not counted Iodine
- Did you know?
- Its name means “rooster's comb”; it is bleached with lime for the white version.
