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  • Kaiseki cuisine

  • Read the article: Deep-Fried Eel with Corn and Vegetables

    Deep-Fried Eel with Corn and Vegetables

    At the restaurant where I work, we're used to handling freshwater fish, so I felt this eel theme was approachable, but I also took on a dish I'd…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • SDGs
    • Serves 1 · ¥5,000

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Bamboo shoot, kombu-cured

    ELECOM Atami Club

    Bamboo shoot, kombu-cured

    This is one of our creative dishes using bamboo shoots, designed as something we can serve in place of sashimi for guests who are not fond of raw…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥580

    • Cook time 1 days

  • Read the article: Sea bream steamed with chopped tofu and vegetables, sea bream roe and twisted-cloth turnip, shark fin, and tsukushitake mushroom

    Hakone Open-Air Museum Club

    Satoshi Monma

    Sea bream steamed with chopped tofu and vegetables, sea bream roe and twisted-cloth turnip, shark fin, and tsukushitake mushroom

    This is the warm-dish course. Tsukushitake is also known as coprinus (the shaggy ink cap mushroom). Once it matures, it dissolves into liquid…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
  • Read the article: Octopus and yuba dressed salad

    Yugawara Sansuirou

    Seiichi Shudo

    Octopus and yuba dressed salad

    This is Yugawara, expressed through cuisine. This is the vinegared course. The octopus and yuba aemono combines octopus from Hokkaido, where our head…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥230

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Autumn Salmon Kombu-Cured, Salmon-Head Cartilage Namasu

    Ginza Tokinoniwa Ginza store

    Autumn Salmon Kombu-Cured, Salmon-Head Cartilage Namasu

    This is the vinegared course. For the autumn salmon kombu-cured hizu-namasu, I salt the salmon head heavily, slice it, rinse it in sake diluted with…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • November
    • ¥170

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Simmered softshell turtle, freeze-dried tofu

    Akasaka Kappo Tsuyama

    Simmered softshell turtle, freeze-dried tofu

    Simmer the suppon down until the dashi thickens, but you'll need to try it many times to get the timing just right.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Eel and Beef

    Eel and Beef

    From the theme of new-style eel cuisine, this is the grilled course. For the eel and beef, I paired eel and beef — which go well together — with…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • rich, full-bodied flavor
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,050

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Snow-dusted black beans, koban-shaped bottarga, herring roe on kelp, shrimp folding-fan, layered kelp

    Ginza Kappo Risen

    Snow-dusted black beans, koban-shaped bottarga, herring roe on kelp, shrimp folding-fan, layered kelp

    This is the spiced New Year's sake together with five small dishes. For the spiced sake, we chose a cup called the "jeweled cup," in which a bead is…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
  • Read the article: Steamed Abalone, Cucumber and Wakame Roll

    Azabu-Juban/Azabu Nagasaka Sarashina Main Store

    Tatsumasa Yamamoto

    Steamed Abalone, Cucumber and Wakame Roll

    This is a vinegared savory course. The steamed abalone is simmered for two hours in a pot with daikon and sake until tender. The seared beltfish —…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • July
  • Read the article: Kombu-rolled Spanish mackerel, herring with mountain asparagus and bamboo shoot simmered Matsumae-style, kombu-basket wild vegetable simmer

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Kombu-rolled Spanish mackerel, herring with mountain asparagus and bamboo shoot simmered Matsumae-style, kombu-basket wild vegetable simmer

    The story of kombu. What matters with kombu is how many years it can be kept stored in the warehouse. Once bought, it is left in storage for a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
  • Read the article: Chikuwa-style konjac, spring mountain wheel-shaped wheat gluten, grilled burdock tsukune

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Chikuwa-style konjac, spring mountain wheel-shaped wheat gluten, grilled burdock tsukune

    The story of soy sauce. Soy sauce, said to have originated in Yuasa, Wakayama, passed through Hekinan in Aichi before reaching Choshi in Chiba. Soy…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
  • Read the article: Chewy Mochi-Style Tofu in Green Bamboo

    Hibiya - Daiwa Exceed Co., Ltd. "Esquire Club"

    Chewy Mochi-Style Tofu in Green Bamboo

    This is the chilled course. The chewy mochi-style tofu in green bamboo is today's top recommendation, and I would very much like you to try it. I use…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • May
  • Read the article: Deep-fried Suizenji nori naruto-roll

    Yokohama Nadaman

    Deep-fried Suizenji nori naruto-roll

    An accompanying course. For the Suizenji nori naruto-roll, the nori is thinly sliced as usual and its color drawn out in a copper pot. Sea bream is…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • April
  • Read the article: Steamed abalone, yuzu woven roll, bottarga-style sea bream roe, pine nut shinjo, kombu-cured kuruma prawn

    Nagano Japanese Cuisine Yuzen

    Steamed abalone, yuzu woven roll, bottarga-style sea bream roe, pine nut shinjo, kombu-cured kuruma prawn

    This is the kumizakana course — an assortment of small dishes — called 'Shiwasu,' the old term for December. In this busy season — busy enough that…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • December
  • Read the article: Tilefish and chrysanthemum tofu

    Omotesando Japanese Cuisine Keyaki-tei

    Tilefish and chrysanthemum tofu

    As a companion dish, I lightly salt the tilefish head and backbone trimmings, simmer them in a clear salt broth, then flake the meat and keep it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • October
  • Read the article: Japanese-style bagna càuda

    Tokyo Baycourt Club Hotel & Spa Resort "Nihon Ryori Jigi"

    Japanese-style bagna càuda

    Using a fermented paste made from salted sea bream innards in the sauce creates a Japanese flavor profile.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • rich and full-bodied
  • Read the article: Miso-marinated tilefish

    Kanda Myojin Shrine Choseiden

    Miso-marinated tilefish

    For the grilled course's miso-marinated tilefish kenchin-maki, three kinds of tofu-and-vegetable filling were each wrapped in tilefish. The first:…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Crab and Young-Greens Mold

    Gotanda, Gosaku

    Crab and Young-Greens Mold

    The crab and young-greens mold is a broccoli tofu. To keep it from becoming watery, boil the broccoli, then drain it hot right after boiling, without…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Conger Eel and Mountain Udo Roll

    Conger Eel and Mountain Udo Roll

    For the conger eel and mountain udo roll: conger eel is usually rolled Yanaka-style with the skin facing out, but here I placed the skin on the…

    • 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: Conger Eel Kinuta-Maki

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Conger Eel Kinuta-Maki

    For the conger eel roll: wrap the tender-simmered conger eel in a thin sheet of egg tofu, rolling it tightly in a bamboo mat lined with cotton cloth…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Soup-bowl course

    Kaiseki Kameyama

    Soup-bowl course

    The wanmori course is cornetfish in a clear seawater-style broth. We liken the shape of the cornetfish to a hamaya, the ceremonial arrow used to ward…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Spring vegetable aspic

    Ginza Okubo

    Kinya Okubo

    Spring vegetable aspic

    The colorful vegetables in the spring yose-jelly are bell pepper, asparagus, and savoy cabbage harvested around Lake Kawaguchi in March and April. As…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: 'Kinki' Lightly Simmered — from Abashiri, Hokkaido

    'Kinki' Lightly Simmered — from Abashiri, Hokkaido

    This time, in keeping with the restaurant's theme, I'd like to propose dishes using the seafood that represents Hokkaido in early summer. This is the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • June
    • elegant
    • Serves 1 · ¥1,300

    • Cook time 30 min

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