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Gomasio

(Condiment) A Japanese condiment used in macrobiotic cooking, and is a wonderful replacement for salt. It adds a salty flavor with less sodium and a lot more minerals.

Ingredients:

  • Sesame seeds (you can use the tan or black or both)
  • Dulse granules,
  • Nori seaweed
  • Celtic sea salt (just a little)

Procedure:

  1. Toast sesame seeds.
  2. Grind the Nori sheets in a coffee grinder or a food processor.
  3. Combine all ingredients, mix well, and place in a glass container. I use a container that has sprinkle holes on top. A Parmesan cheese shaker works great.

About half of what I make is the sesame (even more – depends how salty you want it), lots of seaweed and just a little salt. You can add more salt and less seaweed if you do not like the taste of it.

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