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Image | Name of the recipe | Pronunciation | Short description | ||||
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Bankemiso | Bankemiso | ||||||
Black cod soup | Kandarajiru | ||||||
Boiled zenmai ferns | Zenmai-ni | ||||||
Carp fried in sweet soy sauce | Koi no kanroni | ||||||
Chestnut rice | Kurigohan | ||||||
Cod eggs marinated in soy sauce | Taranoko shoyuzuke | ||||||
Edamame rice | Edamame gohan | ||||||
Edamame soup | Edamame misoshiru | ||||||
Eggplants in edamame paste | Nasu no edamameae | ||||||
Eggplants pickled in karashi mustard | Nasu no karashizuke | ||||||
Hinagashi cakes | Hinagashi | Colorful pastries made of sweet bean paste (nerikiri) and glazed with kanten (seaweed jelly) bought throughout the month of March to celebrate the hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) | |||||
Kaki namasu | Kaki namasu | ||||||
Kodaimochi | Kodaimochi | ||||||
Kusamochi | Kusamochi | ||||||
Lily bulbs with a sticky soy sauce | Yurine no ankake | ||||||
Miso stuffed squid | Natsu ika no monpe yaki | ||||||
Moso bamboo rice | Moso gohan | ||||||
Moso bamboo soup | Môsô-jiru | ||||||
Mottenohoka | Motte no hoka | ||||||
Nishiki egg cake | Nishiki tamago | ||||||
Ostrich ferns sauteed | Kogomi no itameni | ||||||
Ostrich ferns topped with sesame | Kogomi no goma ae | ||||||
Perilla seeds fried in miso | Shiso no mi no tsukudani | ||||||
Persimmons in tofu & konjac | Kaki no shiraae | Sometimes garnished with walnuts and peanuts. | |||||
Sasamaki | Sasamaki | ||||||
Sesame Tofu | Gomadofu | Served with a sweetened, sticky soy sauce | |||||
Sour turnip pickles | Akakabuzuke | ||||||
Sweet potato with chestnuts | Kuri kinton | ||||||
Tochimochi | Tochimochi | ||||||
Trout in sticky soy sauce | Niramasu no ankake | ||||||
Warabi fern marinated in ginger | Warabi no ippon zuke | This salty and spicy dish owes its fresh scent to the ginger used in the marinade. | |||||
Warabi soup | Warabijiru | ||||||
Zenmai fern with its white tofu dressing | Zenmai no shiraae |
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