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  • 福本啓太

  • Read the article: Roasted Lamb in Apple Miso

    Kutsukake Stay Nakakarui

    Roasted Lamb in Apple Miso

    I took the term open-country-style cuisine to evoke the image of a country that had closed itself off opening up and welcoming guests from overseas…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • March
    • mild and clean-tasting
    • Serves 3 · ¥930

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Moonlit-night soup, rabbit meatball, small scallion, goji berries

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    Moonlit-night soup, rabbit meatball, small scallion, goji berries

    As for the name "Moonlight Wan," I heard that just like horse meat was called "sakura" and wild boa…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • texture
    • Serves 1 · ¥281

    • Cook time 10 min

  • Read the article: Porcini Mushroom Chawanmushi

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    Porcini Mushroom Chawanmushi

    I was taught that porcini mushrooms differ in texture and flavor depending on the part, so I put the crisp, crunchy stem into the savory steamed egg…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • September
    • texture
    • Serves 6 · ¥895

    • Cook time 3 hr

  • Read the article: Floating Venison, Roast Venison

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    Floating Venison, Roast Venison

    As for Floating Venison, in Karuizawa where I work, honshu deer are culled as harmful wildlife, but out of sympathy with those involved who don't…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥550

    • Cook time 2 hr

  • Read the article: Open-country-style cuisine

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    Open-country-style cuisine

    This is an attempt to develop ambitious Japanese cuisine by flexibly incorporating overseas tastes into Japanese food — which has a distinctive…

  • Read the article: Gyokuro Soup, White-Simmered Mountain Yam

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    Gyokuro Soup, White-Simmered Mountain Yam

    I devised a dish that is unusual yet distinctive enough to make people want to try it, combining a serving style well received as a hot-weather soup…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥320

    • Cook time 50 min

  • Read the article: Plain-grilled moray eel, Arima-style moray eel

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    Plain-grilled moray eel, Arima-style moray eel

    "Nadabo" is fishermen's slang for moray eel. In Kochi Prefecture it's a high-end ingredient, but in Tokyo it's almost never seen at market. I was…

    • Grilled dish
    • January
    • mild and clean-tasting
    • Serves 3 · ¥850

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Bear Meat

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    Bear Meat

    Bear meat is considered the finest among the meats taken in the mountains. I think there's an image of it having a strong gamey smell, but whether…

  • Read the article: Tomato Soba

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    Tomato Soba

    Tomato Soba is a menu item I've served during this season for some time. Perhaps because of Karuizawa's local character, many guests enjoy Western…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,900

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Water namasu, Daiō char minced with miso

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    Water namasu, Daiō char minced with miso

    As for Water Namasu, I'm told that in the region where I was born and raised, sailors used to eat it this way aboard ship. Wanting guests to taste…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥330

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Raising the Added Value of Ingredients

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    Raising the Added Value of Ingredients

    We add value to ingredients rarely used in high-end dining and develop dishes that can be served at fine restaurants without any sense of compromise…

  • Read the article: Tōyama-Style Hunter's Hot Pot Tōji-Soba

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    Tōyama-Style Hunter's Hot Pot Tōji-Soba

    For the Tōyama-style hunter's hot pot tōji-soba, I used bear loin, whose meat is comparatively tender. Following the principle of dosan-dohō —…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • evocative charm
    • Serves 4 · ¥1,186

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: The Potential of Porcini Mushrooms in Japanese Cuisine

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    The Potential of Porcini Mushrooms in Japanese Cuisine

    Porcini mushrooms are a popular ingredient in Western cooking. Can this fragrant mushroom also be used to create new dishes in Japanese cuisine? Two…

  • Read the article: Rabbit Meat

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    Rabbit Meat

    Rabbit meat is extremely tender, with a texture close to chicken, almost no fat, and a light, clean flavor. It's also high in protein and low in fat…

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