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Terms in Japanese - Romaji 361-370 of 1079

hoshita

[Japanese_Romaji]

Dried

hotategai

[Japanese_Romaji]

Scallops. These are shellfish with white meats and pink corals, often cooked in their shells with the corals and have sweet, succulent meat if properly cooked.

hot-todog-g

[Japanese_Romaji]

Hot dog

ichiban dashi

[Japanese_Romaji]

Dashi is a stock made from kelp and dried bonito flakes. There are three basic types of dashi: Ichiban dashi has a fragrant aroma and delicate flavour and is used mainly in clear soups; Niban dashi is a less refined type often used as a simmering liquid. Both are often used with vegetable dishes rather than meat or fish to achieve a complete balance of flavours. The third type of dashi is Konbu dashi, made only from kelp. It is used with meat and fish dishes, in addition to dishes requiring gentler, unobtrusive seasoning.

ichi-gatsu

[Japanese_Romaji]

January

ichigo

[Japanese_Romaji]

Strawberry

ichijik

[Japanese_Romaji]

Fig

ichimi

[Japanese_Romaji]

Flaked red pepper (US: sweet red bell pepper).

icho giri

[Japanese_Romaji]

A quarter round cut of vegetables, especially large and tapering root vegetables.

ika

[Japanese_Romaji]

Squid or cuttlefish. The body is usually eaten raw while the tentacles are grilled and served with rice.