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Sabanosugatazushi さばの姿ずし

| Prefecture | Kochi (高知県) |
|---|---|
| Region | Shikoku |
| Japanese name | さばの姿ずし(さばのすがたずし) |
| Reading | Sabanosugatazushi |
| Home area | All within the province. |
| Main ingredients | I'm going to show you some of the things that we've done. |
History and Origins
The dishes are made from the past. The dish dish is acted on by the hearth to refer to the feast and is served on a large plate about thirty-six feet tall. The order of that dish is "The Dove's Show." Fresh sabbaticals are being put on the back of their backs, and rice is being packed in their midst. It's a good idea to put a rope around the center and then apply the cut of the head and tail to a grand scale. Also, as a sabbatical using a sabbatical, "Steping the Hap" will be sitting at the reception. It is also characteristic of Kochi Prefecture that much cooking is done in the form of fish. The difference between this flavoring is related to the type of sabbatical we're using. The masavas used at Kyoto Prefecture are rich in fat, and the common Kochi Prefecture has not been as popular as the masava. This difference has also appeared in flavor. At the party that was so small that it didn't even serve a "boo soup" they were dressed like sweetdies, age, and a catmas. "The appearance of the iridium" is an everyday rule. They were well sold as whole vegetables in the dining room and elsewhere.
When It Is Eaten
I'm used to celebrating dishes such as festivals and New Year's. It was once the job of the local men to cook "Singing the Cook" fish. Savas can be eaten with sashimi for everyday food, fresh food for food, or as stew or fried fish.
How It Is Eaten
But the head and tail of the remaining saber will be baked and eaten the next day. There are various ways to make things in different areas. The fresh sabbatical will be broken up, the whole will be shaken, and the whole will be cooled for half a day. If the salt gets used to it, we'll add half a day to the vinegar and then pack the rice. The vinegar used in vinegar rice is different from rice and so on. When you've finished packing vinegar rice, I'll put it down and clean it up and cut it to a size that's easy to eat. If you put up your head and tail at the end, you can do it. That if you put it there for a day or so, you can eat it better than you know it. It is characteristic of a well-known rice bowl with a bowl of candy.
Recipe — Serves 2
Ingredients
- 1 mackerel
- 4–5 tbsp salt
- 酢 魚が浸るくらい
- 150 g(1 × 180 ml) rice
- Vinegar: 180 ml vinegar
- Vinegar: 10–20 g sugar
- Vinegar: 3 g salt
- Vinegar: 10 g ginger
- Vinegar: 1 tsp toasted sesame seeds
Method
- We're going to do it with fresh sabbaticals and we're going to wash them except for bones, internal organs, and eella. I'll shake the salt on the mascot. To strengthen yourself, pretend to be a paralyzing skin, put it in a container, and refrigerate it from half a day to day.
- We'll soak it in cold water for about 30 minutes, wipe it with water, soak it in vinegar, and hold it for half a day.
- Rice is boiled with normal water. (2) The ginger is finely chopped and mixed with the flavor and mix with vinegar. (3) Put the cooked rice into a large bowl, mix the vinegar with it immediately, mix the rice with it. It'll cool quickly to the wind. When the hot rice cools, it absorbs vinegar, and when the wind is turned, the rice grains become soft.
- I will remove the skeleton of the sabbatical on vinegar with bone loss and take the thin skin from the head.
- Pack your sushi, pack your quintessence, and get out of here.
- Cut the body in 1 cm, head and tail.
More About Sabanosugatazushi
The chicken is a native dish of Kochi Prefecture. It's a sushi with vinegar in its backs and downs and downs.
Overview
At Kochi Prefecture, the bowl is served at the funeral or the Shinto feast, but the rule of the bowl is the shape of the tudo. Also, off the coast of Kochi Prefecture Seiki, a Saba fishing ground known to Japan all over the world, and a carefully prepared "Sava" will be won over the whole year.
Kochi Prefecture is a common dish in which fish are cooked in the form of fish, with the shape of a turtle cut, with the shape of a turtle cut, with the center of a sushi with the rice in it, and with the head and tail on the cut out.
Kochi Prefecture is also a local rice shop, fish shop, grocery store, and supermarkets.
When it's cooked, sushi.
When sushi was served as a bowl at the banquet table, every household was baking and eating it with seven rings the next day. Sushi's appearance was so good that it became so good that he started to burn it out in the pubs.
The difference is that it's a Kyoto.
Soyoshi is known for Kyoto Prefecture, whereas Kyoto has a sweet flavor, whereas Kyoto has a different difference from Kochi Prefecture's appearance in the form of a turtle and salt.
The difference between flavoring and flavoring involves the type of Saba used. The difference between the masavas used at Kyoto Prefecture and the bosavas that are often harvested at Kochi Prefecture is not very rich, but also shows up in the flavoring differences.
Text adapted and translated from the Japanese Wikipedia article さばの姿ずし by its contributors, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
Dish data: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), “Uchi no Kyodo Ryori” (Our Regional Cuisines) database, used under the Public Data License (PDL1.0); translated and adapted from the Japanese original.