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Monday, November 7, 2016

(131) Wagashi (Japanese traditional sweets) of Kamezawa-do, Jimbo-cho

Kamezawa-do in Jimbo-cho.
(Kame is "turtle" in Japanese)

Japanese traditional sweets, Dorayaki and Monaka shaped like turtle.

The dorayaki is the sweets that bean paste is stuffed into two pancakes, one of the most favorite Japanese sweets for me.

The bean paste is difficult to cook deliciously.
(1) Beans are boiled for a long time, keep the skin smooth without rip. If the skin rips, the delicious contents go away.
(2) Mash up the beans with adjusting the sweet taste with sugar, Wa-sambon, which is the most light sugar.
(3) This beans paste is special, they make beans paste without skin. Very smooth and delicious.


Left is Dorayaki, Right is Monaka.



Thursday, December 31, 2015

Noodle ! Ramen, Tsuke-men

Ramen
1) Soy-sauce
Kujira-ken Tsumugi
Fukunokami →Closing of bussiness Toki-Oh
Yaro-Ramen Daishi

Salt
Kizou Ikina-Issho


Miso
Tsujita (Miso) Motenashi-kurogi
Kururi

Spicy
Hashigo Yurimbo

Tonkotsu
Konshin-ya Bi-ton
Waizu

Chicken-White soup
Kagari Ushio

Tan-Men
Tonari Shaki-Shaki

Tsuke-men
Taisho-ken  honda

Oboroduki Tsujita

Musashi-Bukotsu