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  • Read the article: Fish skin coated with mountain yam, grilled with sansho leaf

    Hitachi Izumi Club

    Fish skin coated with mountain yam, grilled with sansho leaf

    Even for a veteran master chef, there are many dishes whose preparation can't be understood just by hearing about them or seeing them once. That's…

  • Read the article: Juvenile sea bream, Japanese halfbeak, and rapeseed-blossom mountain-yam roll

    Gotanda, Gosaku

    Juvenile sea bream, Japanese halfbeak, and rapeseed-blossom mountain-yam roll

    For the vinegared dish, kasugo, sayori, and rapeseed-blossom nagaimo (Chinese yam) roll: on plastic wrap, thinly pour and set finely julienned…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Baby octopus and raw konnyaku

    Gotanda, Gosaku

    Baby octopus and raw konnyaku

    The raw konnyaku is in a soft state — reduce the lime any further and it won't set.

    • 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: Amagi Wasabi Dressing

    Gotanda, Gosaku

    Amagi Wasabi Dressing

    Amagi-ae is a wasabi dressing. Wasabi-zuke (pickled wasabi) is combined with tofu that has been put through a food processor to make the dressing.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Clam and Cherry-Blossom Sesame Tofu

    Gotanda, Gosaku

    Clam and Cherry-Blossom Sesame Tofu

    For the soup course, clam and cherry-blossom sesame tofu: quickly heat the clams through, cut them with a knife, and wrap them in well-kneaded white…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Spanish mackerel yuba and eel yuba

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    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Spanish mackerel yuba and eel yuba

    Even for a veteran master chef, there are many dishes whose preparation can't be understood just by hearing about them or seeing them once. That's…

  • Read the article: Small abalone and shiitake mushroom

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Small abalone and shiitake mushroom

    Even for a veteran master chef, there are many dishes whose preparation can't be understood just by hearing about them or seeing them once. That's…

  • Read the article: Jellyfish and Kamo Eggplant Jellied Simmer

    Jellyfish and Kamo Eggplant Jellied Simmer

    Jellyfish cut into fine strips and marinated in sweet vinegar is sandwiched between pieces of Kamo eggplant (a round Kyoto heirloom eggplant) and set…

    • 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: Sakura-Fu and Seri Tōji-Maki

    Sakura-Fu and Seri Tōji-Maki

    For the simmered dish, sakura-fu and Japanese parsley yuba-wrapped roll: normally "sakura-fu" brings to mind wheat gluten shaped like cherry…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Tilefish, Ōmi konnyaku, and kombu-cured rapeseed blossom

    Tilefish, Ōmi konnyaku, and kombu-cured rapeseed blossom

    For the guji, Ōmi konnyaku, and rapeseed-blossom kombu-cured dish: normally the skin is removed when kombu-curing tilefish (guji), but since the area…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Young Bamboo Shoot Tofu

    Young Bamboo Shoot Tofu

    For the appetizer (sakizuke): since evening guests are often here for business entertaining, I basically keep it as something that pairs well with…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Salmon, soy milk, and usui beans

    Salmon, soy milk, and usui beans

    For the appetizer, I consciously incorporate seasonal ingredients that evoke that time of year. Atop the three-colored mold of wild mountain…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Grilled Fruit

    Grilled Fruit

    For dessert, the grilled fruit: hollow out an iyokan (a Japanese citrus) to make it into a container.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Clam Rice

    Clam Rice

    For the rice course, clam rice: extract the clam's dashi, remove the meat from the shells, score it finely, and cut it into bite-sized pieces…

    • 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: Cherry sea bream dressed with roe, and more

    Cherry sea bream dressed with roe, and more

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Deep-fried gasu ebi and more

    Deep-fried gasu ebi and more

    For the tome-zakana (final sake-accompanying dish before rice): coat the gasu ebi and Kaga lotus root with kuzu starch and deep-fry them in oil.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Salt-grilled blackthroat seaperch and more

    Salt-grilled blackthroat seaperch and more

    For the grilled course, salt-grilled nodoguro: fillet the nodoguro into three pieces (sanmai-oroshi), remove the small bones, lightly salt it, cut it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Light Kuzu-Thickened Broth, and More

    Light Kuzu-Thickened Broth, and More

    For the soup course, the fat greenling kuzu-tataki: fillet the fat greenling into three pieces, remove the small bones, salt it lightly, score the…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Bamboo shoots, spikenard, and horsetail shoots dressed with sansho leaf, and more

    Bamboo shoots, spikenard, and horsetail shoots dressed with sansho leaf, and more

    As the spring vegetable course, the bamboo shoots, udo, and horsetail shoots dressed with kinome: remove the bitterness from the bamboo shoots and…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Bean-scattering

    Bean-scattering

    For Mamemaki (bean-scattering), I used lotus root to bring out a difference in texture and flavor.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • February
  • Read the article: Plum blossom and bush warbler

    Plum blossom and bush warbler

    For the Ume ni Uguisu (Plum Blossom and Bush Warbler) plum-fragrance roll cake: since the castella sponge is already sweetened, I kept the yokan and…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • February

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