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How to Make Seaweed Powder (4 Steps)
Add flavor to your food without using salt. Grind any type of dried seaweed into a powder to make a salt substitute to use in your recipes. All edible seaweeds contribute healthy vitamins and minerals to your diet, including vitamins A, B, C and E and iodine. The distinctive flavor of seaweed is known as "umami" -- a savory sensation unlike any of the other four tastes of the tongue: sweet, salty, bitter and sour. Used as a seasoning, seaweed powder can enhance the flavor of any food.
Things You'll Need
- Dried seaweed
- Coffee grinder or spice grinder
- Air tight container
Instructions
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Place a handful of dried seaweed into a coffee or spice grinder.
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Pulse the grinder until the dried seaweed becomes pulverized into a fine powder.
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Transfer the seaweed powder to an air tight container and store indefinitely in a cool, dry spot.
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Sprinkle the powder over your food or add it to taste for a savory flavor accent.
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