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Ika Yaki

Ika Yaki

Ika yaki is one of many great foods in Osaka. You might of heard of the other kinds of yaki which Osaka serves like Okonomiyaki and Takoyaki but these two aren't the only food in Osaka which has the word "yaki" in it. Here I am going to introduce to all of you another great dish in Osaka called "Ika yaki". This dish is a fried squid and egg wrapped in a crepe like pancake served with Worcestershire sauce. Ikayaki is actually more like a dessert and you can find it mostly anywhere in Osaka. It is also a popular food during festivals. If you're up for a twist in your traditional dessert eating then this is for you to try.

Ikayaki I got from a supermarket.

Ikayaki I got from a supermarket.

Posted by Ohana_Matsumae 02:27 Archived in Japan Tagged tokyo osaka fish japan rice asia okinawa hokkaido nabe tohoku fukuoka sapporo hotpot sushi udon curry kyushu noodles shikoku kanazawa ramen sashimi okonomiyaki soba mochi chugoku kansai takoyaki somen yakisoba yaki ikayaki tonpeiyaki gyoza tenshinhan honshu hokuriku kanto chubu Comments (0)

Kiritanpo Nabe

Kiritanpo Nabe

Kiritanpo Nabe is a dish famous in the Northern part of Akita prefecture. Kiritanpo is a type of food made resembling the form of a sausage. Unlike sausages, kiritanpo is made out of rice mashed into a paste and formed into a cylinder form on a stick and is usually cooked near a fireplace. These kiritanpo are then cut in half and put into the nabe (hotpot with vegetables and meat) for boil. Since the kiritanpo cook fast, anything more than a few minutes will make it soggy and break up so it is best to let it sit for 2-3 minutes and take it out of the nabe to eat. If you drop by Akita prefecture, this is a must try local dish!

Before putting the ingredients in.

Before putting the ingredients in.

Kritanpo Nabe.

Kritanpo Nabe.

Posted by Ohana_Matsumae 01:37 Archived in Japan Tagged snow food water drink ice rice chicken kamakura meat yakiniku beef nabe vegetables tohoku sushi pork fresh akita ramen veggies sukiyaki kiritanpo ricecake chikuwa kiritanpo_nabe broth Comments (0)

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