A Recipe To Bust Hangovers? Try Japanese Persimmon Bruschetta!
When it comes to gourmet food and ingredients, you know you can’t go wrong with Japanese food/produce!
We all know my love for Japanese Fruits — the taste, the sweetness, and high standard of quality which distinguishes itself from other produce!
We were really excited when the team ABC Cooking Studio invited us to a tasting event in collaboration with J-FEC to share more about Japanese Produce!
The Benefits Of This Autumn Fruit - Persimmons!
While autumn calls as we approach the end of the year — the highlight of the event’s produce was Japan’s representative autumn fruit, kaki (柿) - Persimmon! Not going to lie but prior to this tasting — I never had Japanese Persimmons! I was surprised to find out that Japanese Persimmons are actually really soft and sweet! It’s also filled with benefits like - rich in vitamin C and tannis, and aids in preventing hangovers! I totally need this. These orange babies are usually in season from September to December.
Other than enjoying fresh persimmon, the main highlight of this event was to introduce this easy snack — Persimmon Bruschetta!
ABC Cooking Studio x J-FEC
A collaboration with J-FEC - their mission is to spread more awareness about Japanese Fruits and Vegetables! The team from ABC Cooking Studio shared that they have been collaborating since September to introduce different kind of Japanese fruits and recipes to the locals!
About J-FEC
At the Japan Fruit and Vegetables Export Promotion Council, their operations focus on the exportation of Japanese fruit and vegetables and processed foods. They also gather and distribute information about the exportation process, support their registered members and work towards the increased expansion of Japanese exports. When fulfilling the responsibilities described, the Japan Fruit and Vegetables Export Promotion Council uses a “Japan-grown Fruit” label to represent the Council. This branding label, which was issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, is used across the board for affairs relating to the export of Japan-grown fruit and vegetables. Highlight: The Council received authorization from the Ministry to use the label on October 19, 2015.
Check out these beautifully plated Persimmon Bruschetta alongside with Japanese Fruit Tea!
Where to get Japanese Persimmons In Singapore?
We all know how premium Japanese fruits are usually, like melons, peaches and muscat grapes that can go up to a steep price up to $100! You’ll be happy to know that these sweet persimmons are really affordable (priced below $6), and can be easily found in Japanese supermarkets like DON DON DONKI and Meidi-ya!
Grab some persimmons while it’s still in season and attempt this tasty snack!
While at it, be sure to snap your creations, tag us, and hashtag at #nanisg #JFEC_abccooking. We’d love to see them!
Want to learn more easy-to-make recipes with Japanese Produce?
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This was an invited media tasting by ABC Cooking Studio in collaboration with J-FEC (Japan Fruit and Vegetables Export Promotion Council). Thank you so much for having us!
🥳 UPCOMING CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY!
Always wanted to learn how to whip up a Japanese Meal? In collaboration with ABC Cooking Studio, we’re giving away 10 pairs of cooking class trial (worth $96 - valid for 2 pax) for you and your partner/friend on our instagram tomorrow!
Stand a chance to win a pair of passes and choose your favourite class from the different cooking classes here! Check out what’s my top 3 recommended classes below!
(psst.. for meat lovers, Japanese hamburg included, or if you prefer something sweet, bake a cheesecake just in time to give to your loved ones this Christmas)!
From left to right: Gateau Au Chocolat (Cake), Japanese Hamburg Steak, Ham Mayo Bread And Cinnamon Roll
*Note that you can only participate in this giveaway if you haven’t been to ABC Cooking Studio!
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