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  • Read the article: Pacific saury grilled with its liver, Ishikawa baby taro

    Ebisu Japanese Food Igarashi

    Akira Igarashi

    Pacific saury grilled with its liver, Ishikawa baby taro

    I love eating, and I thought I'd be happy if I could make delicious food myself, so I entered the culinary path. I've been at this restaurant for a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Fall
    • pairs well with sake
  • Read the article: Pike conger and lotus root, steamed, chrysanthemum, matsutake

    Ebisu Japanese Food Igarashi

    Akira Igarashi

    Pike conger and lotus root, steamed, chrysanthemum, matsutake

    When wrapping the lotus root in hamo, brush on kuzu starch firmly with a pastry brush, but take care — depending on how the fine bone-cutting is…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
    • thickness