Warabi Starch
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Warabi Starch is a very light-coloured powder made from the roots of Warabi ferns.
The ferns need to be at least 1 or 2 years old before they are harvested.
The roots are ground to a powder, which is then put into a water solution, and filtered. The powder is then dried for 1 1/2 months.
Three grades are produced: "ultimate" (the highest grade), "prime" and "medium."
Also called:
Warabi Powder; Warabi-ko (Japanese)
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See Also:
Warabi Mochi, Warabi
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