Eat delicious vegetables anytime!
When people hear "emergency food," canned goods and retort pouches are often the first things that come to mind. While emergency food has become tastier over the years, vegetable lovers might still find it a bit lacking. That's why OYAOYA is launching a subscription service, utilizing the rolling stock method, to allow you to enjoy delicious vegetables anytime.
Dried sliced vegetables are incredibly convenient for quick dishes like soups. That's why we started this subscription service, so you can use them as usual when you forget to buy vegetables or are too tired to cook, while also ensuring you have delicious vegetables to eat in an emergency.
■ Choose your delivery frequency from 1-3 months to suit your convenience
■ Perfect for cooking on tired days, and of course, when you forget to buy vegetables ◉
■ Generous quantity of 60g-80g
■ Enjoy the best crispness anytime
Can be used in these situations
In addition to being stored as an emergency supply, it's also recommended when you're a little short on vegetables or too tired to cook.
■ You forgot to buy vegetables and want to add some to your miso soup
■ You're tired after work but still need to cook
■ You're stocking up as an emergency reserve
Reasons for starting the Rolling Stock Subscription Service
While one of the reasons I started OYAOYA was because I felt it was a waste to discard imperfect vegetables, I also personally love vegetables and was looking for something that could be easily eaten as a snack, allowing me to truly taste the ingredients. That's when I discovered dried vegetables. I became hooked on their ability to let you fully experience the original flavor of vegetables, and how easily they can be used in cooking to bring out a different kind of deliciousness than fresh vegetables.
Japan is a country prone to natural disasters like earthquakes, and it's often difficult to know how much to prepare. Also, emergency food, once bought, often sits unused. That's why I wanted to create something that could be stored for emergencies, but also used daily, and have delicious vegetables delivered at a frequency that suits one's lifestyle. This led to the creation of our dried vegetable mix for rolling stock.
Even if once a month is too much for you, please enjoy the deliciousness of vegetables at a frequency that suits your own needs.
About Rolling Stock
How to use the emergency stock mix
When vegetables are sliced and dried, the farmers' dedication to flavor is concentrated, and a new way of rediscovering the charm of vegetables emerges. Therefore, it's recommended to rehydrate them in water or dashi broth before use. However, there may be situations where you can't cook properly.
In such cases, you can use them for a quick meal by pouring hot water over them and eating them with instant noodles, or by adding them like a garnish to miso soup. If you have a bag and canned goods or other liquid-containing ingredients, you can simply soak them together to complete a dish. This is recommended for times when your meals might become monotonous due to a disaster.
Tuna and Kelp with Plenty of Vegetables
Ingredients: 10-20g dried vegetables, 1 can tuna, 2 pinches salted kelp
Instructions
- Put dried vegetables, tuna (including the oil), and salted kelp into a plastic bag and knead them together. The key is to let the dried vegetables fully absorb the moisture from the tuna.
- Let it sit for about 20 minutes until everything is well blended.
Click here for recipes that can be used for rolling stock
Overview of dried vegetables for emergency stock
Ingredients
- Deliveries from January-March: Orange carrot, Komatsuna, Onion
- Deliveries from April-June: White leek, Kyo Kurenai carrot, Onion
- Deliveries from July-September: Dried tomato, Spinach, Orange carrot
- Deliveries from October-December: Shogoin daikon, Kyo Kurenai carrot, Onion, Komatsuna
Country of Origin: Kyotango City, Kyoto Prefecture
Shelf life: 180 days from date of manufacture
How to enjoy: Recommended for use in cooking, such as rehydrating in water or simmering.
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