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Shibata 'sake Flight' Recipe

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Time1h
Serves4

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Ingredients

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Sake Selection

Tasting Accompaniments

Method

Preparing the Sake Flight

1

Select the Sake

Choose four different types of sake: Junmai, Ginjo, Daiginjo, and Namazake. Measure 200 ml of each type using a jigger or measuring cup.

2

Chill the Sake

Place the measured sake bottles into the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes prior to serving to ensure they are served chilled.

3

Prepare the Glassware

Select four small sake tasting glasses. Rinse each glass with cold water and dry before pouring the sake.

4

Pour the Sake

Carefully pour 200 ml of each type of sake into the respective glasses. Make sure to pour gently to prevent spillage.

5

Garnish the Sake

Add a slice of yuzu citrus and a shiso leaf to each glass for aromatic enhancement.

Preparing Tasting Accompaniments

6

Prepare Pickled Ginger

Take 50g of pickled ginger and place it in a small serving bowl.

7

Prepare Wasabi Peas

Measure out 30g of wasabi peas and place them in a separate small bowl.

8

Prepare Edamame

Boil or steam 100g of edamame until tender, then sprinkle with sea salt and serve in their pods.

9

Arrange Sushi Assortment

Place 200g of sushi assortment on a serving platter. Arrange them aesthetically for an appealing presentation.

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