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  • Read the article: Spring greens and firefly squid

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    Akasaka Nogizaka Shin

    Shinji Ishida

    Spring greens and firefly squid

    We value the green fragrance and refreshing texture of the wild mountain vegetables.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • concentrated flavor
  • Read the article: Mountain vegetables and cockle, vinegared and chilled, hosta shoot, angelica-tree shoots, bracken fern, needle-cut radish, egg-yolk vinegar, wasabi vinegar

    Tsuburano Shinjuku Gyoen branch

    Mountain vegetables and cockle, vinegared and chilled, hosta shoot, angelica-tree shoots, bracken fern, needle-cut radish, egg-yolk vinegar, wasabi vinegar

    This time, on 'vinegared dishes,' I learned from chef Iizuka (Asakusa View Hotel). This time I take up 'sansai vinegared dishes.'

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • fresh and dewy
  • Read the article: Soft roe with angelica shoot and tosa vinegar

    Ginza/Ginza Asami (formerly Michelin Guide selected)

    Kenji Asami

    Soft roe with angelica shoot and tosa vinegar

    If shirako is dropped straight into already-boiling water, it will burst, so it's put in from cold water and simmered gently at a bare simmer so it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Lotus root deep-fried in egg yolk, sweet potato sandwich deep-fry, icefish wrapped in yuba and deep-fried

    Lotus root deep-fried in egg yolk, sweet potato sandwich deep-fry, icefish wrapped in yuba and deep-fried

    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…

    • Deep-fried dish / fried dish
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Fried Course

    Kaiseki Kameyama

    Fried Course

    For the fried course, the crisp-fried dish uses spiny lobster since this is for an exhibition, but what I'd really recommend is firefly squid…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Baby Octopus Simmered with Dainagon Beans, Powder-Dusted New Potatoes, Oil-Marinated Angelica Shoots, Sake-Simmered Sea Bream Roe

    Fukushima Spa Resort Hawaiians

    Yoshiyuki Yanagisawa

    Baby Octopus Simmered with Dainagon Beans, Powder-Dusted New Potatoes, Oil-Marinated Angelica Shoots, Sake-Simmered Sea Bream Roe

    For the simmered assortment, the baby octopus simmered with dainagon beans was made by simmering baby octopus and dainagon adzuki beans the same way…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Japanese flounder grilled with soba miso

    Japanese flounder grilled with soba miso

    The hirame soba-miso yaki took its inspiration from the soba-miso yaki served at soba noodle shops; we devised a preparation using whole soba…

    • Grilled dish
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Black sesame udon in a 'lingering snow' plating, butterbur sprout, angelica-tree shoots, yuzu

    Ginza Michiba Japanese Cuisine Tateno

    Yuji Tateno

    Black sesame udon in a 'lingering snow' plating, butterbur sprout, angelica-tree shoots, yuzu

    With udon, grated daikon, and tempura of wild mountain vegetables, I wanted to express the scene of lingering snow as winter gives way to spring. The…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • January
    • presentation
  • Read the article: Meat-Wrapped Bamboo Shoot, Crab Meat and Sea Urchin Fry

    Meat-Wrapped Bamboo Shoot, Crab Meat and Sea Urchin Fry

    As for the shimeji mushroom among the fried dishes, I take a slightly larger shimeji and shape it into a paired, twin-body form.

    • Deep-fried dish / fried dish
    • January
  • Read the article: Spring Daikon and Lotus-Root Mochi Simmered with Shirozake

    Rakantei

    Spring Daikon and Lotus-Root Mochi Simmered with Shirozake

    For the simmered course's spring daikon and lotus-root mochi simmered with shirozake: this time I used sake lees to let it soak in the seasoning…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Yamame Trout with Butterbur Miso, Gyoden-Yaki Style

    Sea Pomegranate

    Yamame Trout with Butterbur Miso, Gyoden-Yaki Style

    For the grilled course, the yamame trout and butterbur miso gyoden-yaki is made using a mukimono knife (a thin blade used for decorative vegetable…

    • 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: Small Sea Bream Wrapped in Okara and Deep-Fried

    Small Sea Bream Wrapped in Okara and Deep-Fried

    • Winter
  • Read the article: Shrimp and angelica herb rolls, 'fresh greenery' deep-fry; Ishikawa taro, sesame-coated and deep-fried

    Shrimp and angelica herb rolls, 'fresh greenery' deep-fry; Ishikawa taro, sesame-coated and deep-fried

    For the deep-fried dish, shrimp-and-ashitaba (a Japanese angelica herb) rolls, 'fresh greenery' style: rather than boiling the ashitaba, I saute it…

    • Deep-fried dish / fried dish
    • Spring
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