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Nori is a dried seaweed, often dark green or purple-black in color, that has a subtly salty and umami flavor with a crisp, paper-like texture when dry and a slightly chewy texture when moistened. It's thin and almost translucent, commonly sold in sheets. Nori seaweed is a versatile ingredient for both Japanese and international cuisine and is a popular ingredient for adding unique flavor and texture to meals. Dried nori seaweed is typically toasted before consumption to enhance its flavor and crispness, although you can get pre-toasted nori sheets too. It's a healthy and flavorful option, rich in vitamins and minerals.
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Store dried nori sheets in an airtight container in a cool, dry, and dark place. Once opened, reseal the package tightly to prevent moisture absorption, which can make the nori stale and lose its crispness. Avoid refrigerating nori, as it can become soggy. For optimal freshness, use within a few weeks of opening.
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