かんずり
kanzuri
Kanzuri is a variable Japanese fermented chilli condiment, commonly combining chilli with citrus peel, salt and rice koji for table seasoning or cooking.

Kanzuri is a Japanese fermented chilli seasoning traditionally associated with Niigata Prefecture. It is made as a thick, spoonable condiment from chilli and other ingredients, which commonly include citrus peel, salt and rice koji; recipes and proportions can vary by maker.
It is typically reddish-orange and combines chilli heat with salty, savoury and citrus notes. It is used in small amounts as a table seasoning or cooking ingredient. Kanzuri is a prepared condiment, not a single raw ingredient, and should not be confused with other Japanese chilli pastes.
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かんずり
kanzuri
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