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  • Read the article: Shirokane Pork and Apple, Steamed

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    Ginza Inaba

    Shirokane Pork and Apple, Steamed

    Wanting to use a seasonal fruit, I experimented and came up with the idea of pairing pork's umami with apple, to see whether I could create a new…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Spring
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥330

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Burdock Cappuccino

    Tokyo Baycourt Club

    Burdock Cappuccino

    I originally worked abroad, and when I was in Italy I drank cappuccino almost every day. When I think of a Japanese dish using burdock, kinpira-gobō…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • creamy
    • Serves 1 · ¥267

    • Cook time 1 hr

  • Read the article: Suzuki Sea Bass Oil-Marinated, Abalone Slow-Cooked in Oil

    Open-Air Museum Club

    Suzuki Sea Bass Oil-Marinated, Abalone Slow-Cooked in Oil

    Wanting to make a cool, summer-appropriate dish, and since sweetfish is the famous summer fish known for its pairing with smartweed, I decided to…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • concentrated flavor
    • Serves 2 · ¥1,400

    • Cook time 3 hr

  • Read the article: Hyuganatsu-Scented Grilled Course, Saikyo-Yaki Black Cod, Snow Crab, Yuba and Grated Mountain Yam, Saikyo-Yaki Vegetables

    Meiji Kinenkan

    Hyuganatsu-Scented Grilled Course, Saikyo-Yaki Black Cod, Snow Crab, Yuba and Grated Mountain Yam, Saikyo-Yaki Vegetables

    Hyuganatsu, a citrus fruit, has a rare characteristic no other fruit has: even the white pith on the inside can be eaten together with the flesh, and…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • fresh and dewy
    • Serves 1 · ¥500

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Hamo Confit, Mousse

    Meiji Memorial Hall, Motoakasaka

    Hamo Confit, Mousse

    I sought a new flavor from hamo, an ingredient indispensable to Japanese cuisine that's in season in summer. Hamo has many small bones, and while…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • texture
    • Serves 4 · ¥3,000

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Wild Mountain Vegetable Sawani-Wan

    Ginza Inaba

    Wild Mountain Vegetable Sawani-Wan

    You can enjoy two flavors in a single soup bowl. One is a flavor combining vegetables and asari clams. I roast butterbur sprouts and udo at 100°C for…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • hearty and satisfying
    • Serves 1 · ¥580

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Potato Kuwayaki — with Tanna Foie Gras Cream —

    ELECOM Co., Ltd. Atami Club

    Potato Kuwayaki — with Tanna Foie Gras Cream —

    My hometown is Kannami, a town next to Atami, which includes the Tanna area, known for its thriving dairy farming, so I wanted to spotlight the milk…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥487

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Koya-dofu Beef Liver Steak Style, with Herb Butter Sauce

    Akasaka Godaigo

    Koya-dofu Beef Liver Steak Style, with Herb Butter Sauce

    I wanted to create a health-conscious menu using freeze-dried tofu, which is high in protein. Since I have long experience cooking Western cuisine, I…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • hearty and satisfying
    • Serves 1 · ¥295

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Vegan kakuni (wave-cut konjac, accordion-cut shiro-uri melon, green taro stem, fan-cut carrot, potato mustard)

    Akasaka Dormitory

    Vegan kakuni (wave-cut konjac, accordion-cut shiro-uri melon, green taro stem, fan-cut carrot, potato mustard)

    Thinking of veganism as also a matter of religion, I wanted guests to be able to taste the best qualities of animal-derived ingredients through a…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • texture
    • Serves 6 · ¥80

    • Cook time 50 min

  • Read the article: Making Vegetables Delicious

    Meiji Memorial Hall Restaurant Hanagasumi

    Making Vegetables Delicious

    Since vegan cooking can only use vegetables, and that leaves the flavor feeling somewhat lacking, I thought about whether I could perfect it starting…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
    • lingering finish
    • Serves 4 · ¥1,208

    • Cook time 20 min

  • Read the article: Sesame Soy-Milk Sōmen with 'Macro Tare' Sauce

    Saryo Ichimatsu

    Sesame Soy-Milk Sōmen with 'Macro Tare' Sauce

    'Macro tare,' the key point of this dish, is usually used as a dipping sauce or dressing for meat and fish. This time I thought about whether this…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Summer
    • clean and refreshing
    • Serves 1 · ¥238

    • Cook time 30 min

  • Read the article: Petit Tomatoes with Plum Fragrance

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Petit Tomatoes with Plum Fragrance

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Barracuda grilled with creamy miso glaze

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Barracuda grilled with creamy miso glaze

    As for the Japanese barracuda torobo-yaki: with white-miso marinated grilling, the flesh tends to tighten up and turn firm no matter what you do. So…

    • Grilled dish
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Mustard-dressed dish

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Mustard-dressed dish

    As for teppo-ae, I've heard that this name comes from the sharp bite of the mustard used in it, striking like the blast of a teppo (gun).

    • Opening appetizer
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Sweet Potato, Country-Style Simmer

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Sweet Potato, Country-Style Simmer

    • Grilled dish
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Mugwort Terrine

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Mugwort Terrine

    For the appetizer course's mugwort terrine, I use only the leaf portion of the mugwort, boiling it with a little wood-ash lye added. I was taught…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Hydrangea-themed presentation

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Hydrangea-themed presentation

    As for the flathead in the sashimi course, when the fish is live, bones can remain even if you think you've removed them thoroughly, so please take…

    • Sliced raw fish / sashimi / sashimi course
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Golden-yellow crab

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Golden-yellow crab

    For the crab yamabuki, we use Japanese spider crab that is often landed in Sagami Bay. The tart Okinawan citrus used to keep the loquat from…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Baby Squid in Tomato Stew

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Baby Squid in Tomato Stew

    For the mugi-ika tomato stew, I sauté minced garlic and onion in olive oil until golden, the same way you would for a spaghetti sauce base. Mugi-ika…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Japanese spikenard rolled in fried tofu skin

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Japanese spikenard rolled in fried tofu skin

    This simmered dish, udo shinoda-maki, needs the oil thoroughly drained from the fried tofu skin beforehand — skip that and you will run into trouble.

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Summer
  • Read the article: End-of-Season Twin Fillets

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    End-of-Season Twin Fillets

    • Grilled dish
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Nodoguro, Hosokawa-yaki

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Nodoguro, Hosokawa-yaki

    The akamutsu in the grilled course's akamutsu hosokawa-yaki is a fish often caught in Oiso that is known as nodoguro, and it is a truly delicious…

    • Grilled dish
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Ink-dyed green beans

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Ink-dyed green beans

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • Summer
  • Read the article: Whiting nanban-zuke

    Odawara SAKANA CUISINE RYŌ

    Whiting nanban-zuke

    • Vinegared / hearty / closing / palate-cleanser / extra course
    • Summer

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