Tokushima의 향토 요리
Tokushima에 전해 내려오는 요리 30가지입니다. 가정과 지역에서 만들어 온 요리가 많아, 식당에서 팔지 않는 것도 있습니다.
Sobagome zousui/Sobagome jiru
そば米雑炊/そば米汁
In the past, the Iya region of Tokushima was surrounded by mountains, and the climate was considered difficult for rice to grow.
- 전해지는 지역
- Iya area of Miyoshi City and all over the prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Buckwheat rice
Bouze no sugatazushi
ボウゼの姿寿司
During the autumn festival season, "tadasushi," a type of sushi made by leaving various types of fish in their original form, is often eaten in Tokushima.
- 전해지는 지역
- Southern part of Japan, all over the prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Bouze
Iya no dekomawashi
祖谷のでこまわし
Dekomawashi" is a local dish of Iya area in Miyoshi City. Bite-sized potatoes, buckwheat dumplings, rock tofu, and round konnyaku are skewered and grilled with miso sauce.
- 전해지는 지역
- Iya area, Miyoshi City
- 주요 재료
- Potatoes, konnyaku, tofu, etc.
Handa somen
半田そうめん
Handa Somen" produced in Handa district of Tsurugi-cho has a long history.
- 전해지는 지역
- Handa district of Tsurugi-cho and all over the prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Somen noodles
Iya soba
祖谷そば
Iya soba is a local dish representative of the Iya region. Made with 100% local buckwheat flour, it is the soul food of the Iya region.
- 전해지는 지역
- Iya area, Miyoshi City
- 주요 재료
- buckwheat
Shusse Imo
出世いも
"Shusse imo" is a local food devised among the variety of tuber dishes that are made. Steamed taro were fit into a cylinder, wrapped with smooth red bean paste and sliced into rounds.
- 전해지는 지역
- Kaiyo Town, southern part of prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Taro or sweet potatoes, azuki beans
Awa Uiro
阿波ういろ
"Awa uiro" is called one of Japan's top three uiro (sweet rice jelly) along with "Nagoya uiro" and "Yamaguchi uiro."
- 전해지는 지역
- All areas within the prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Azuki beans (sarashian or koshian), joshinko, sugar (or Awa wasanbon)
Hangoroshi
半ごろし
Among them is “hangoroshi,” which resemble “ohagi” (rice ball coated in red bean paste), a local food particularly loved in the Aioi area that is made with both sticky and non-sticky rice.
- 전해지는 지역
- Naka Town (Aioi area)
- 주요 재료
- Sticky rice,ice flour
Oshizushi (pressed sushi)
押し寿司
Among these, oshizushi, or pressed sushi, is familiar in the areas around Kaiyo and Mugi.
- 전해지는 지역
- Kaiyo (Mugi, Kainan region)
- 주요 재료
- Rice, yuzu vinegar, vegetables such as carrots, burdock root etc
Iri-meshi/Iriko-meshi
いり飯/いりこ飯
"Iri-meshi" is a dish in which whitebait is seasoned with vinegar or sauce sauce, then mixed with rice along with other ingredients such as fish cake, shiitake mushroom, konnyaku, and burdock root.
- 전해지는 지역
- Sanagochi Village, Saga District
- 주요 재료
- Chirimen (tiny whitebait), shiitake mushroom, konnyaku, rice
Kintokimame-iri-Barazushi (Barazushi with red kidney beans)
金時豆入りばら寿司
Barazushi is made by mixing red kidney beans sweetly boiled with soy sauce and sugar as well as seasonal ingredients with vinegared rice.
- 전해지는 지역
- The entire prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Rice, red kidney beans, konjac, carrots, burdock, chikuwa, whitebait, grilled fish, etc.
Uchigae Zouni
うちがえ雑煮
Many different kinds of zoni soup are made throughout the country, but the "Uchigae zoni" made in the Iya area of Miyoshi city is particularly unique.
- 전해지는 지역
- Iya Area, Miyoshi City
- 주요 재료
- Iwadofu (stone tofu), taro
Narae
ならえ
Narae is a dish made by blending seven ingredients (daikon radish, carrots, deep-fried tofu, sesame, lotus root, dried shiitake mushrooms, and konjac) with sanbaizu (vinegar).
- 전해지는 지역
- All areas in Tokushima
- 주요 재료
- Daikon radish, carrots, deep-fried tofu, sesame, lotus root, dried shiitake mushrooms, konjac, etc.
Yubeshi
ゆべし
Yuzu is also used in a variety of dishes, including "Yubeshi", a preserved food popular in the prefecture, which is made by boiling down the peel of yuzu with sugar and soy sauce.
- 전해지는 지역
- Nakacho (upstream of Naka River), Katsuura District, Kamikatsu
- 주요 재료
- Yuzu
Omiisan
おみいさん
"Omiisan" refers to porridge seasoned with miso. In the old days, miso was called "mii," which became "omiisan" by adding the honorific "o" and "san".
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Miso, rice, satoimo(=Japanese taro), daikon radish, daikon radish's leaves
Chagome
茶ごめ
"Chagome" is rice with sweet beans. The rice is cooked with roasted fava beans and granulated sugar, resulting in an overall brown color rice.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Fava beans, rice
Denbu
でんぶ
“Denbu” is one of such dishes and is also referred to as “odenbu”, “orenbu”, and “renbu”, and is similar to “gomoku mame” (=simmered soybeans with vegetables).
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Kintokimame(=red kidney beans), carrots, daikon radish, gobou (=burdock)
Yuzu Kan
ゆずかん
“Kitou Yuzu” is used in “yubeshi”, yuzu juice, and for “Yuzu Kan”, a popular refreshing dessert also known as yuzu jelly.
- 전해지는 지역
- Naka Town
- 주요 재료
- Yuzu
Ise Ebi no Misoshiru (Miso Soup with Japanese Spiny Lobster)
伊勢エビの味噌汁
"Ise Ebi," commonly known as Japanese spiny lobster, is renowned as a luxury ingredient. However, this "Ise Ebi no Miso Soup" is a rare home-cooked dish that has been passed down through generations.
- 전해지는 지역
- Minami Town
- 주요 재료
- Japanese Spiny Lobster
Imo-mochi (Sweet potato dumplings)
いももち
Imo-mochi is a confection made by wrapping sweet red bean paste in a dough made from steamed glutinous rice flour and sweet potatoes.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Sweet potato, Glutinous rice flour or Glutinous rice, Sweet red bean paste
Shima-somen (Somen dipped in simmered fish broth)
島そうめん
The "Shima Somen" enjoyed in Mugi Town, Tokushima Prefecture, is distinct from typical somen, because it uses broth made by simmering fish instead of mentsuyu.
- 전해지는 지역
- Mugi Town
- 주요 재료
- Somen
Awa no Itokoni (simmered azuki beans with sweet potatoes)
阿波のいとこ煮
While it is commonly made with ingredients like pumpkin, "Awa no Itokoni" uses sweet potatoes.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Sweet potato, Azuki bean (or Black-eyed pea)
Tai meshi (Rice with sea bream)
鯛めし
The "Naruto Tai" (=Naruto sea bream) caught in Naruto City, Tokushima Prefecture, is one of the top-class premium fish in the country.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Sea bream, Rice
Shiro Miso Zou-ni (White Miso Rice Cake Soup)
白味噌雑煮
One of the most eaten is "Shiro Miso Zou-ni" (cloudy white miso soup). It is made by dissolving white Miso paste in Dash(Japanese soup stock) made from dried sardines and kombu(kelp).
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima prefecture
- 주요 재료
- White Miso, Rice cake, Chicken, Kamaboko (=fish cake), Satoimo (=Japanese Taro), Komatsuna(=Japanese Mustard Spinach) etc.
Houhan (Cooked Buckwheat and Rice)
包飯
Long time ago, there was less rice available in rural areas, so local foods used buckwheat or buckwheat rice instead of white rice were popular in Tokushima. ‘Houhan’, one of these foods, is…
- 전해지는 지역
- Western region, Awa Town, Handa Town, Sadamitsu Town, Tsurugi Town
- 주요 재료
- Buckwheat, Chicken, Thin fried tofu, Carrot, Daikon radish, Chikuwa(fish cake), etc.
Zukigashi (‘Zuiki’ Marinated with Vinegarette)
ずきがし
Dried ‘zuiki’ is used for local dishes like ‘Omiisan’ or ‘mixed sushi’, or miso soup, or simmered to serve as a side dish. ‘Zukigashi’ is also one of the local dishes.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- ‘Zuiki’
Ayu rousui (Sweetfish porridge)
鮎ろうすい
"Ayu-rousui" refers to a porridge containing a whole Ayu (Sweetfish). Ayu-rosui is a Japanese word for "zosui," which is sometimes called "ire-rosui".
- 전해지는 지역
- Katsuura Town
- 주요 재료
- Ayu (Sweetfish), Rice
Amego-no-Hirarayaki (BBQ Sweetfish on hot stone)
あめごのひらら焼き
Hirara-yaki is made by heating a flat stone and grilling fish and vegetables on it with miso. The name "Hirara-yaki" comes from the flat stone called "Hirara" in Japanese.
- 전해지는 지역
- Iya Area, Miyoshi City
- 주요 재료
- Amego(trout), Tofu, Konjac(=yam cake), fresh Shiitake mushrooms, etc.
Hotayoukan (Steamed bread)
ほたようかん
"Hotayokan" is a steamed bread-like confection.
- 전해지는 지역
- All of Tokushima Prefecture
- 주요 재료
- Brown sugar, Cake flour, Baking soda, Myouban (alum)
Hasuimo-no-Kuki-no-Sunomono (Vinegared Hasuimo Stem)
はすいもの茎の酢の物
Hasuimo, eaten mainly in Tokushima and Kochi, is a type of satoimo(=Japanese taro).
- 전해지는 지역
- Southern Part
- 주요 재료
- Hasuimo stem, swordfish
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