
Scallop Olive Grill
For the scallop olive grill, at the restaurant we brush scallops with soy sauce, basting them as they grill, wrap them in nori, and serve them that…

For the scallop olive grill, at the restaurant we brush scallops with soy sauce, basting them as they grill, wrap them in nori, and serve them that…

For u-no-hana-iri, I season the okara with dashi in which asari clams and wakegi (a type of scallion) have been simmered, but the key is to parch the…

The fried course's renkon kimi-age wraps grated lotus root and yamato yam in a lotus root slice and deep-fries it in egg yolk batter; this time I've…

For the grilled course's ainame nataneyaki, the usual approach is simply to brush on sieved egg yolk and grill it, but here I add a little…

This is a takiawase, a simmered assortment, and guests staying at the inn tend to have strong likes and dislikes. So I've kept it a simple simmered…

Kimo-shinjo made only with abalone liver has just a faint aroma, so I grate in a little raw abalone flesh as well, giving it softness with grated…

For the clear-soup course, the clam fukashi: this would ordinarily be made as clam shinjo, but since it's steamed until soft, I called it fukashi…

The toro-yuba in the crab and sesame tofu with toro-yuba is the soft portion that rises first when making yuba. For the lily bulb uguisu: combine…

This season's trout is rich and delicious, so for the cherry salmon achara-zuke I sandwiched it with achara-style pickled vegetables. The saimaki…

As for the appetizer course's vinegar-miso dressing: since some women guests are averse to miso, I mix in a seasoned vinegar beforehand so the dish…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
For the fried course, the kakiage of spring mountain vegetables and sakura shrimp: since large quantities of mountain vegetables are sent to me from…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
For the simmered course, the kenchin tofu wrapped in yuba is something like a cross between fried fish cake and tofu. Fiddlehead fern prepared…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
For the large-plate course, the freeze-dried konjac narazuke: slice the konjac thin, freeze it into shimi-konnyaku, then thaw it and turn it into…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
For the clear-soup course, the mugwort tofu: combine 500cc soy milk with 50g kuzu starch and knead together, then just before it fully comes…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
For the shellfish and fish substituting for the raw course, use items that would not otherwise work as sashimi — lightly seared, raw, or…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
For the sea bream roe and milt with grated daikon in shuto sauce: heat freshly grated raw daikon, combine it with shuto (salted bonito innards)…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
As for the bracken fern (warabi) with walnut dressing: my sister back home in Yamagata sends me large quantities of salt-pickled warabi, so I…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
It has been about twenty years since I opened the restaurant, and simmered okara has been a signature single dish on the menu the whole time. It…

Hatagaya, Shonaisho
The bottarga rice cloth-wrung bundle, one of the five sake accompaniments: mix trimmings of mullet roe — the roe used for karasumi — into plain…

For the vinegared course, the ark shell wrapped in urui: boil the urui and dip it into a lightly seasoned agar mixture once it has cooled somewhat…

Set beside the course standing in for the simmered dish is yama-gobo (mountain burdock); I included it, somewhat insistently, simply because I wanted…


For the appetizer course, the lily bulb and kogomi shira-ae: grill the lily bulb with a light dusting of salt to bring out a faint sweetness. The…
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