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Aspergillus oryzae (koji) is eaten raw in Japan, every day, since a long time ago. It's used to make miso. When making miso soup from raw miso (which is made us
by qiqitori 3y ago
Aspergillus oryzae (koji) is eaten raw in Japan, every day, since a long time ago. It's used to make miso. When making miso soup from raw miso (which is made using raw koji), you shouldn't bring the soup to a boil after putting in the miso in order to preserve the positive health effects.
Koji is relatively well-known even outside of Japan these days I believe, even Fedora's build system is named after it.
- maxerickson 3y agoIt's very common in the US to eat the common button mushrooms found in stores, Agaricus bisporus, raw. Lots of people do question it.