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  • 山口利和

  • Read the article: Grilled Fruit

    Grilled Fruit

    For dessert, the grilled fruit: hollow out an iyokan (a Japanese citrus) to make it into a container.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Jibu-ni, a Specialty of Kaga

    Jibu-ni, a Specialty of Kaga

    For the warm dish course: simmer the vegetables, fu (wheat gluten), and shrimp in white happō dashi beforehand. Coat the duck meat with potato starch…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Cherry sea bream dressed with roe, and more

    Cherry sea bream dressed with roe, and more

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Bamboo shoots, spikenard, and horsetail shoots dressed with sansho leaf, and more

    Bamboo shoots, spikenard, and horsetail shoots dressed with sansho leaf, and more

    As the spring vegetable course, the bamboo shoots, udo, and horsetail shoots dressed with kinome: remove the bitterness from the bamboo shoots and…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Salt-grilled blackthroat seaperch and more

    Salt-grilled blackthroat seaperch and more

    For the grilled course, salt-grilled nodoguro: fillet the nodoguro into three pieces (sanmai-oroshi), remove the small bones, lightly salt it, cut it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Clam Rice

    Clam Rice

    For the rice course, clam rice: extract the clam's dashi, remove the meat from the shells, score it finely, and cut it into bite-sized pieces…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Deep-fried gasu ebi and more

    Deep-fried gasu ebi and more

    For the tome-zakana (final sake-accompanying dish before rice): coat the gasu ebi and Kaga lotus root with kuzu starch and deep-fry them in oil.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Light Kuzu-Thickened Broth, and More

    Light Kuzu-Thickened Broth, and More

    For the soup course, the fat greenling kuzu-tataki: fillet the fat greenling into three pieces, remove the small bones, salt it lightly, score the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
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