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Bonito flakes are used to make katsuobushi-dashi, for onigiri filling and in making ponzu sauce. Bonito flakes is an essential component of numerous Japanese cuisine dishes and one of the basic ingredients of dashi, a widely used stock in Japanese cuisine.
TRADITIONAL BONITO BROTH. There are only two ingredients in traditional bonito broth, called dashi, other than water: kombu and bonito. For our purposes, as a substitution for long-cooking bone broth, bonito broth can be made without the kombu, for a less oceanic flavor. (Traditionally, in Japan, it is just the opposite: dashi can be made with kombu alone; or the nourishing bonito can be added optionally to make a more complete broth.)