Cooking procedure(1)
Thaw in the refrigerator, pour into a heat-resistant container, and heat in the microwave at 600W for 3 minutes
Thaw in the refrigerator, pour into a heat-resistant container, and heat in the microwave at 600W for 3 minutes
put the frozen curry in boiling water
heat for 4 minutes
serve with bread or naan
put warm curry on a plate
finished
Thaw in the refrigerator, pour into a heat-resistant container, and heat in the microwave at 600W for 3 minutes
put the frozen curry in boiling water
heat for 4 minutes
prepare your favorite fresh vegetables and ingredients
cut the vegetables
put oil in a frying pan
fry the vegetables
put rice and warm curry on a plate
serve with the fried vegetables
finished
Thaw in the refrigerator, pour into a heat-resistant container, and heat in the microwave at 600W for 3 minutes
put the frozen curry in boiling water
heat for 4 minutes
boil pasta in plenty of hot water
prepare your favorite fresh vegetables and ingredients
cut the ingredients
put oil in a frying pan
fry the vegetables
add the boiled pasta and stir-fry
put pasta and vegetables on a plate
place warm curry on top
serve with tomatoes
finished
The sourness of the tomatoes and the mellowness of the soy butter create a relaxing richness and flavor, making this a high-quality curry like you’ve never experienced before.
The red component has a strong antioxidant effect and helps prevent skin stains and wrinkles. Lycopene does not lose its effectiveness even when processed, and it is easily absorbed by the body when cooked with oil.
It is rich in vitamin C, which strengthens your resistance to stress and colds. One large tomato (about 250g) can provide about 1/3 of the vitamin C you need in a day. Vitamin C is expected to improve the absorption of iron and calcium, and it also contains beta-carotene, which has antioxidant properties. The amount needed by the body is converted into vitamin A, which regulates immune function and eyesight.
Contains both soluble and insoluble dietary fiber. A water-soluble dietary fiber called pectin has the ability to lower blood cholesterol levels. It is also rich in insoluble dietary fiber that regulates bowel movements. It also contains a lot of vitamin C and beta-carotene, so eat delicious tomatoes and stay healthy.
Tomato puree (made in Japan), cashew nuts, salad oil, coconut milk, spices, rice flour, cane sugar, processed soybean products, ginger, garlic (no dairy products)
A light curry with a prominent sweetness using domestically grown onions. The faintly fragrant spices bring out the natural flavors of the ingredients.
It is expected to have a blood thinning effect (antithrombotic effect), and is recommended for people with high blood pressure, blood sugar levels, and blood cholesterol levels. Since there is a risk of blood clots, using onions wisely can help improve your health.
It has an antioxidant effect and works to remove active oxygen that damages cells.
It is believed that long-term intake will be even more effective.
It is rich in oligosaccharides that help regulate the intestinal environment. It increases the number of good bacteria, relieves constipation, improves skin condition, and improves immune function.
It also contains dietary fiber that suppresses the absorption of sugar and fat, which has the effect of suppressing the rapid rise in blood sugar levels after meals and lowering blood cholesterol levels.
Potassium is expected to help prevent high blood pressure, and potassium has the effect of excreting water along with excess sodium, lowering blood pressure.
Sauteed onion dice (contains soybeans) (manufactured in Japan), onion paste, salad oil, tomato paste, cashew nuts, spices, salt, rice flour, ginger, garlic
The bright green color stimulates the appetite, and the spinach and A healthy curry with spices that bring out the flavor and richness.
It is rich in beta-carotene, which converts to vitamin A. Vitamin A is necessary for maintaining healthy skin and hair and for beautiful skin, and spinach contains approximately 87.5 times more vitamin A than cabbage.
It has the characteristic that iron and folic acid can be ingested at the same time, and folic acid promotes iron absorption and helps prevent anemia and sensitivity to cold.
It contains a lot of potassium and is effective in reducing swelling and preventing high blood pressure.
Vitamin E has the effect of promoting blood circulation and improves the luster and complexion of the skin.
Vitamin K has a hemostatic effect and also contributes to the formation of strong bones.
Vitamin C is effective in preventing lifestyle-related diseases due to its antioxidant effect.
To prevent urinary tract stones, you need to be careful when taking calcium.
Spinach (Myanmar), sautéed onion dice (contains soybeans), onion paste, salad oil, tomato paste, spices, rice flour, ginger, garlic
The sweetness and flavor of coconut and domestic onions stand out.A rich, stew-like mellow curry.
he required amount per day is 15 to 30g, and it is suitable for dieting as it is quickly broken down into energy and burns surrounding fat. Dementia, depression: Prevention and improvement effect: It has the effect of activating cognitive function to compensate for the lack of energy in the brain. Prevention of diabetes: Improvement effect: Improves insulin secretion and improves carbohydrate-dependent constitution.
Contains vitamin B1, which promotes carbohydrate metabolism.
It also contains niacin, which helps prevent hangovers.
A nutrient that helps protein metabolism.
Reduces swelling.
Anemia prevention effect.
It is also rich in iron, folic acid, and dietary fiber.
Sauteed onion dice (contains soybeans) (manufactured in Japan), onion paste, cashew nuts, salad oil, coconut, tomato paste, salt, spices, rice flour, rice flour, garlic, ginger
An exquisite blend of dozens of spices that brings out the flavor of black sesame seeds. A healthy curry that is aromatic, flavorful, and rich in nutrients.
It is a superfood rich in nutrients such as protein, vitamin E, B vitamins, calcium, and iron.
t is rich in iron, which is a component of hemoglobin in red blood cells, and is useful for preventing anemia and recovering from fatigue.
It is rich in anthocyanins, has antioxidant properties, and protects the skin from UV rays.
Sesamin, anthocyanin, vitamin E, etc., which have antioxidant properties, are effective in preventing gray hair, and calcium supports hair growth.
You can expect a rejuvenating effect due to the antioxidant effects of anthocyanin and vitamin E. Iron is involved in collagen synthesis and helps keep your skin healthy.
Sesamin supports liver function and promotes the breakdown of alcohol.
The unsaturated fatty acids contained in black sesame are effective in reducing bad cholesterol and preventing arteriosclerosis.
It is also expected to have cancer prevention and anticancer effects, and is also effective in preventing lifestyle-related diseases.
It is rich in polyphenols and is delicious and contributes to health.
Sautéed onion dice (contains soybeans) (manufactured in Japan), onion paste, ground black sesame, salad oil, tomato paste, cashew nuts, spices, salt, rice flour, ginger, garlic
It’s so spicy that your face will catch fire after one bite! ! A super spicy curry that is highly praised by connoisseurs for its richness and flavor despite its spiciness.
The spicy component unique to chili peppers burns energy in the body, raising body temperature, and is expected to improve sensitivity to cold and improve immune function. In the summer, sweating lowers your body temperature and makes you feel cooler.
It is rich in vitamins A, B, C, and E, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and beta-carotene. Furthermore, it is rich in vitamins C, E, A, and beta-carotene, which have beauty effects that prevent rough skin and improve skin luster.
In appropriate amounts, it promotes the secretion of saliva and gastric juices and has the effect of increasing appetite.
Due to its pungent taste, even if the salty taste is weak, it is difficult to perceive, and has bactericidal and insect repellent effects: It is expected to be effective in preventing food poisoning.
Please be sure to take an appropriate amount as it may irritate the mucous membranes and gastrointestinal tract.
Tomato bure (made in Japan), cashew nuts, salad oil, coconut milk, spices, rice flour, cane sugar, salt, processed soybean products, ginger, garlic