description Dried Shiso Leaf Overview
help Dried Shiso Leaf FAQ
What does dried shiso leaf taste like?
Dried shiso has a complex flavor often described as a blend of anise and basil. Drying makes it convenient for seasoning rice, pickles, sushi, and other Japanese dishes.
What is shiso botanically?
Shiso is Perilla frutescens var. crispa, a plant in the mint family. It has been used in Japanese cuisine for centuries.
How is dried shiso used with sushi?
It can be crumbled as a garnish or used in a seasoning mixture served with sushi and rice. Its aromatic flavor adds freshness without the moisture of a fresh leaf.
Is dried shiso the same as Japanese basil?
No. Shiso is related to mint and has an anise-like flavor, while ordinary basil has a different aroma and culinary profile.
explore Explore More
Reviews & Comments
Write a Review
Be the first to review
Share your thoughts with the community and help others make better decisions.