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  • Vegetables & Fruits

  • Read the article: Two-color wine yokan

    Two-color wine yokan

    • Fall
  • Read the article: Burdock root with perilla seed dressing

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Burdock root with perilla seed dressing

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Kumamoto Kuroge Wagyu "Wao" Loin

    Kumamoto Kuroge Wagyu "Wao" Loin

    The Kuroge Wagyu ("Wao") we used for the grilled course is a cut that's very well regarded by our guests.

    • Grilled dish
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Skate saikyo-yaki

    Skate saikyo-yaki

    The grilled course here is skate Saikyo-yaki. The guest we served this to was from the Tohoku region, where skate is called kasube — written there…

    • Grilled dish
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Crab Salad

    Crab Salad

    This crab salad is the opening course. We boil the crab, pick the meat apart, season it, and gather it into a cylinder, then wrap taro stem around…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Oyster and Napa Cabbage Roll

    Oyster and Napa Cabbage Roll

    The oyster and napa cabbage roll is another dish well suited to large-quantity cooking. Kinu-kōya is made by blending koya-dofu (freeze-dried tofu)…

    • Hors d'oeuvre
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Winter mackerel and turnip sushi

    Winter mackerel and turnip sushi

    Kabura-zushi is definitely a winter food. Winter turnips firm up and become dense in flesh. Summer turnips have a lot of moisture, which suits them…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Shrimp and tilefish in orange sauce

    Shrimp and tilefish in orange sauce

    For the shiizakana, an additional hearty course, rather than simmering or grilling the tilefish and shrimp, I boiled them, making good use of butter…

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Red miso soup, lotus-root mochi

    Red miso soup, lotus-root mochi

    • Soup
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Three-color mountain yam roll with sweet white sake sauce

    Three-color mountain yam roll with sweet white sake sauce

    With the three-color nagaimo roll in shirozake sauce, the difficulty lies in the thickness: keeping enough of the nagaimo's crisp, crunchy texture…

    • Sweets / dessert / fruit
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Soy Milk-Based Broth with Avocado

    Fukushima Spa Resort Hawaiians

    Yoshiyuki Yanagisawa

    Soy Milk-Based Broth with Avocado

    For the soup course, the avocado ripple-pattern tofu (sazanami-dōfu) is made by peeling and slicing avocado, soaking it in trehalose solution for…

    • Clear-soup course / clear soup
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Ark shell, cockle, and rapeseed blossom in vinegar-miso dressing

    Ginza/Ginza Asami (formerly Michelin Guide selected)

    Kenji Asami

    Ark shell, cockle, and rapeseed blossom in vinegar-miso dressing

    Ark shell, cockle, and rape blossom teppai is a dish dressed in vinegar-miso; it normally uses scallions, but here we used rape blossoms instead.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Sakura bamboo shoot, and more

    Chiba - Hotel Ichinomiya Seaside Otsuka

    Sakura bamboo shoot, and more

    For the clear-soup course, we used a dashi made by dry-grilling (su-yaki) local-fish bones and head trimmings, then rounded out the flavor with…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Cherry Blossom Deep-Fry

    Ginza Hikari

    Cherry Blossom Deep-Fry

    For the deep-fried course, choose large icefish (shirauo), stretch the raw flesh thin, coat it with cherry blossoms, and deep-fry.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Fat greenling grilled with burdock

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Fat greenling grilled with burdock

    For the fat greenling yawata-yaki, rinse the fat greenling, score the bones with fine honekiri cuts, marinate it in a san-do-wari - an equal-parts…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Suguki

    Suguki

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Miso-grilled Spanish mackerel with butterbur sprouts

    Miso-grilled Spanish mackerel with butterbur sprouts

    • Grilled dish
    • February
  • Read the article: Mugwort tofu

    Mugwort tofu

    • February
  • Read the article: Furofuki daikon

    Ginza/Ginza Asami (formerly Michelin Guide selected)

    Kenji Asami

    Furofuki daikon

    With furofuki daikon, you eat the daikon together with quail miso, but I finish the daikon itself lightly while grinding the quail miso firmly so its…

  • Read the article: Sake-lees pickles, shiso-pickled eggplant, and simmered lotus root

    Sake-lees pickles, shiso-pickled eggplant, and simmered lotus root

    I think it's best to serve the sunomono course's vinegar-marinated grilled oysters with spring greens while still gently warm. It's enjoyed together…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Shrimp shinjo

    Shrimp shinjo

    The shrimp shinjo meshi-mushi manju in the soup bowl course: using a meat mallet to pound the shrimp saves time and effort. Then grinding that shrimp…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Deep-fried whiting burdock roll

    Iwaki City, Hotel Midori Iwaki Ueda Shikisai Shokumidori

    Deep-fried whiting burdock roll

    As for the deep-fried whiting yawata-maki in the fried course, whiting good enough to serve even as sashimi comes in cheaply and in large quantities…

    • Deep-fried dish / fried dish
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Sea bream and turnip, premium kombu, small eggplant deep-fried then simmered, plum-cut carrot twin-body, bracken fiddlehead

    Sea bream and turnip, premium kombu, small eggplant deep-fried then simmered, plum-cut carrot twin-body, bracken fiddlehead

    The simmered sea bream and turnip is a fairly common preparation, but this time I combined sea bream and turnip together. I wrap sea bream around a…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • January
  • Read the article: Treasure-ship daikon, gently simmered

    Treasure-ship daikon, gently simmered

    The assorted simmered dish is a menu conceived around the image of the Seven Lucky Gods. Since it's New Year's, I added a playful touch by decorating…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • January

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