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I first had Genmaicha at a Japanese restaurant, alongside an amazing meal of sushi. Popular in Japan, Genmaicha is a simple mix of green tea and toasted (and popped) brown rice. It is aromatic and great on its own or after a filling meal.
In a pan, over medium-high heat, toast the brown rice until golden brown. Keep stirring it. You will know that it is ready when it smells quite nutty and many of the kernels have popped. Make sure it doesn’t burn.
Let cool and mix with the green tea leaves.
To serve, boil water to 150-175 F and brew 1 teaspoon of Genmaicha per cup of water for 1-3 minutes, to taste.
Relax and enjoy.
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Trish in MO on 3.19.2010
wow, it just CAN’T be that simple! Are you sure there’s nothing else “they” put in it!?
culinarycapers on 3.19.2010
I buy this at my local co-op and it’s soo expensive. I am going to make my own and I think I will try it with some plain roibus as well! thanks!
csafan on 3.19.2010
That sounds great! I work in a tea shop and drink a lot of genmaicha, but never thought about making my own. Definitely have to try this, thanks!