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  • 奈良原伸也

  • Read the article: Lean beef with seafood dashi

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    Lean beef with seafood dashi

    This is the appetizer course. As for the lean beef with seafood dashi, these days one often sees dishes with raw uni placed on top of beef. Beef and…

    • Opening appetizer
    • December
  • Read the article: Beef Shigure-ni Dashi Chazuke

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    Beef Shigure-ni Dashi Chazuke

    This is the rice course. For the beef shigure-ni dashi chazuke, I use cuts such as the neck and shin — parts of the beef too tough to enjoy simply…

    • Rice course
    • December
  • Read the article: Sirloin grilled in large flat cuts, thick-cut chuck flap, outer short-plate cut grilled with dashi

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    Sirloin grilled in large flat cuts, thick-cut chuck flap, outer short-plate cut grilled with dashi

    This is the grilled course. This time, the grilled course uses sirloin, hanejita, and tatebara. Hanejita is the chuck-flap cut, a shoulder section…

    • Grilled dish
    • December
  • Read the article: Beef tongue prepared in the style of pike-conger and turnip

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    Beef tongue prepared in the style of pike-conger and turnip

    This is the clear-soup course. For the hamo-tan kabura, beef tongue is used as the main ingredient. It was created back when I served it at my…

    • Clear-soup course / clear soup
    • December
  • Read the article: Beef tendon cut in sake-lees broth

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    Beef tendon cut in sake-lees broth

    This is the simmered course. The beef sen-bon-suji in sake-lees broth is a simmered dish made with sake lees, using the sen-bon-suji cut of beef. It…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • December
  • Read the article: 'Mountain-Uni' Tofu, Sanriku Wakame Shinjo

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    'Mountain-Uni' Tofu, Sanriku Wakame Shinjo

    I made this mindful of sauces that bring out the flavor and aroma of the ingredients—evoking the refreshing early-summer breeze of June and July—and…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • cute
    • Serves 1 · ¥480

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Young Sweetfish Oil-Sardine

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    Young Sweetfish Oil-Sardine

    This is a sauce chosen by color—an expression through color. For this additional course, I came up with 'oil sardine' as a new way to enjoy sweetfish…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • May
    • mild and clean-tasting
    • Serves 1 · ¥540

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Wagyu with Egg-Yolk Dressing, Soy Sauce Foam

    Kagurazaka Shozantei

    Wagyu with Egg-Yolk Dressing, Soy Sauce Foam

    This is a sauce chosen by color—an expression through color. For this grilled course, the key to making the yolk sauce is to simmer it directly…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • May
    • striking
    • Serves 1 · ¥870

    • Cook time 50 min

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