Japanese - Romaji

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Terms in Japanese - Romaji 61-70 of 1079

ama-ebi

/ah-MAH-ee-bee/
[Japanese_Romaji]

A variety of sweet prawn, used in sashimi and sushi. If it is cooked tempura, the whole thing is eaten, including the head and shell. Alternatively, it may be cured in a mixture of juices.

amaguri

[Japanese_Romaji]

Sweet chestnuts. These are frequently roasted outdoors in a tub of hot pebbles with a little added sugar or syrup to intensify the sweetness and aid peeling.

amai

/ah-ma-ee/
[Japanese_Romaji]

Sweet

amakuchi

[Japanese_Romaji]

Sweet. May also refer to a sweet, light liqueur sake brewed only in winter.

amami

/kahn-mee (yes!)/
[Japanese_Romaji]

Sweetness

amanatsu

[Japanese_Romaji]

An early-ripening, orange-type citrus fruit.

amazu

/AH-mah-zoo/
[Japanese_Romaji]

Sweet and sour sauce.

amazu-shoga

/AH-mah-zoo SHO-gah/
[Japanese_Romaji]

Red pickled ginger. This popular garnish is made from ginger root which is cut into wafer-thin slices and pickled in salt and then again in a vinegar mixture. Traditionally red perilla is used to produce its characteristic deep red colour. It is served with sushi and such dishes as okonomiyaki (fried-batter "pancakes" mixed with a wide variety of vegetables, seafood or meats) and with rice dishes.

ame

/ah-meh/
[Japanese_Romaji]

A sweet jelly made from boiled millet, used in fish dishes and confections.

ami

[Japanese_Romaji]

A very small prawn used for a salt-cured preserve of fish called shiokara or dried and made into salty sweet preserves called tsukudani.