Aichi的乡土料理
Aichi流传下来的 30 道料理。很多是家庭和地方自己做的菜,有些在餐馆里吃不到。
Hakozushi
箱ずし
“Hakozushi” can be found all over Japan. It is a type of sushi made by filling a square wooden box with sushi rice, placing the ingredients on top, and then pressing them down from above.
- 流传地区
- The entire prefecture centering on the Owari area and Nishimikawa area
- 主要食材
- Rice, shrimp, conger eel, salmon, eggs, dried shiitake mushrooms, etc.
Zoni (Japanese Soup Containing Rice Cakes and Japanese Mustard Spinach)
雑煮
Depending on the region that it is made, "zoni" is prepared differently.
- 流传地区
- All of Aichi Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Mochi (=rice cakes), "Mochina" (=Japanese mustard spinach)
Kishimen
きしめん
Flat udon (thick Japanese noodles) about 1 mm thick and 7 to 8 mm wide are called “Kishimen”.
- 流传地区
- The whole prefecture
- 主要食材
- Kishimen
Kashiwa no Hikizuri (Chiken Hot Pot)
かしわのひきずり
Kashiwa (chicken meat) has been a favorite dish in Aichi Prefecture.
- 流传地区
- Owari,Oku-Mikawa Area
- 主要食材
- Chicken meat
Gohei-mochi
五平餅
“Gohei-mochi” is a local cuisine originating in the mountains of the Chubu region, including Okumikawa in Aichi Prefecture, Kiso and Ina in Nagano Prefecture, and Hida in Gifu Prefecture, and may…
- 流传地区
- West Mikawa / East Mikawa / Okumikawa area
- 主要食材
- Uruchi rice, miso, soy sauce
Miso-dengaku (Miso Stick)
味噌田楽
The dengaku-houshi who performed this dengaku-mai always wore a white hakama and colored jacket and danced on a stick, which is said to have been called "miso-dengaku" or "dengaku" because of its…
- 流传地区
- All of Aichi Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Tofu, Miso
Oni-manju
鬼まんじゅう
“Oni-manju” was made with sweet potatoes and wheat flour, which were relatively easy to obtain during and after the war when food was scarce, and it became popular as a staple food instead of rice.
- 流传地区
- The entire prefecture centering on Nagoya city
- 主要食材
- Sweet potatoes, flour
Oshimon/Okoshimon
おしもん/おこしもん
‘Oshimon’ is a local sweets made from rice flour kneaded with hot water and put into a mold, then colored with food coloring. It is offered to the Hina Dolls during the Girl’s Festival.
- 流传地区
- All of Aichi Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Rice flour
Moroko-zushi (Sushi with ‘Moroko’ Willow Gudgeon)
もろこずし
In the waterfront of Owari region, which has many small rivers running everywhere, there are many local dishes used river fish like crucian carp, catfish and striped mullet. ‘Moroko-zushi’…
- 流传地区
- Owari Region
- 主要食材
- Rice, ‘Moroko’ (=Willow gudgeon, species of fish)
Miso-nikomi Udon (’Udon’ Thick Wheat Noodle Simmered with Miso )
味噌煮込みうどん
‘Miso-nikomi Udon’ is one of the typical noodle dishes in Aichi Prefecture along with ‘Kishimen’ (=flat wheat noodle).
- 流传地区
- All of Aichi Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Hatcho-miso (soy bean miso), Udon, Egg, Chicken, Fried thin tofu
Miso Oden (Stewed Vegetables and Fishcakes with Miso)
味噌おでん
The important ingredient for the cuisine in Aichi Prefecture is bean miso (red miso), like Hatcho-miso, Aichi’s typical miso. ‘Koji’ mold is bred with soy beans to make soy bean ‘koji’ mold, and…
- 流传地区
- All of Aichi Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Hatcho-miso, Daikon radish, Egg, Konjac (=yam cake), Grilled tofu
Funa Miso (Crucian carp Miso)
ふな味噌
"Funa Miso(Crucian carp Miso)" is a freshwater fish dish found in the lower reaches of the Kiso Three Rivers, which collectively refer to the three rivers, Kiso River, Nagaragawa River, and Ibigawa…
- 流传地区
- Owari Area, Kisosansen Area
- 主要食材
- Funa (Crucian carp), Soy Bean, Red Miso
Tako-meshi(octopus rice)
たこ飯
“Tako-meshi” (octopus rice) is said to have been a type of fisherman's meal in which octopus caught by fishermen was chopped into small pieces on the boat and cooked with rice.
- 流传地区
- Owari area / Himakajima
- 主要食材
- Octopus, rice
Kiinai Okowa
黄いないおこわ
When it comes to the cuisine of Children's Day (Tango no Sekku), "Chimaki" and "Kashiwamochi" are representative, but in Aichi Prefecture, in addition to these, there is a custom of eating "Kii-nai…
- 流传地区
- Nagoya City, Owari Area
- 主要食材
- Glutinous rice, Kuromame(=Black soybeans), Kuchinashi no Mi (=Gardenia fruit)
Kakimawashi/Torimeshi
かきまわし/とりめし
"Kashiwa (=chicken meat)" has long been a favorite dish in Aichi Prefecture.
- 流传地区
- All of Aichi Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Chicken meat, Rice, Chicken fat, Gobou(=Burdock), Carrot
Aburage-zushi/Inari-zushi
あぶらげずし/いなりずし
The origin of "Aburage-zushi(Inari-zushi)" is a matter of some debate, but it is said to have originated when rice was stuffed into fried thin tofu that had been offered to "Inari-san" and made into…
- 流传地区
- Toyokawa City and All of Aichi Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Fried thin tofu, Rice
Tougan-jiru(White gourd Soup)
とうがん汁
One of the most popular of these dishes is "Tougan-jiru(=White gourd Soup)," a soup of “Tougan" with dashi (Japanese soup stock).
- 流传地区
- All of Aichi Prefecture, Centering on the Owari and Nishi Mikawa Areas
- 主要食材
- Tougan(=White gourd), chicken meat, dried shiitake mushroom
Kushi-asari (Clam Skewer)
串あさり
“Kushi-asari” is a simple local dish made by skewering clams and drying them in the sun.
- 流传地区
- Higashimikawa area, Chita area
- 主要食材
- Clams
Nimiso
煮味噌
Along with "Miso Nikomi Udon," "Miso Oden," and "Miso Katsu," "Nimiso" is beloved among residents of Aichi Prefecture.
- 流传地区
- The whole prefecture
- 主要食材
- Red miso, Daikon radish, Carrot, Burdock, Taro, Konjac, Fried tofu pocket, Green onion
Haze Tsukudani
はぜ佃煮
Haze Tsukudani is an essential dish for Osechi cuisine, which is served on New Year's Eve.
- 流传地区
- Coastal areas
- 主要食材
- Haze (Goby), Tamari (Sauce)
Igamanju
いがまんじゅう
In the Nishi-Mikawa region it’s customary to eat “Igamanju" during the Doll’s Festival (Momo no Sekku).
- 流传地区
- Nishi-Mikawa region
- 主要食材
- Rice flour, glutinous rice, sweet bean paste
Hebo-meshi(Hebo rice)
へぼ飯
“Hebo” refers to the larvae of the common Asiatic yellowjacket and other ground bees, and are also known simply as "bee larvae”.
- 流传地区
- Nishimikawa Region, Higashimikawa Region, Okumikawa Region
- 主要食材
- Hebo, rice
Sumiso somen (vinegared miso noodles)
酢味噌そうめん
Miso, particularly red miso such as the local hatcho miso, is an indispensable condiment in Aichi cuisine.
- 流传地区
- Throughout the prefecture
- 主要食材
- Miso, vinegar, somen noodles
Karimori Kasuzuke
かりもりの粕漬け
Karimori and Early Harvest Karimori are types of white melons cultivated for pickling in the Nobi Plain region since the Meiji era. They are recognized as traditional vegetables of Aichi Prefecture.
- 流传地区
- Throughout the Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Karimori, Sake Lees (Kasu)
Jojokiri
じょじょきり
Jojokiri is a dish passed down from the Meiji Period to farmers in the Atsumi Peninsula with its flourishing agriculture. It is also called "Irago shiruko."
- 流传地区
- Higashi Mikawa Area, centered on Atsumi Peninsula
- 主要食材
- Flour, azuki beans, sugar
Fuki no nitsuke
ふきの煮付け
One of the most popular dishes is "fuki no nitsuke" (stewed butterbur). The stems of Aichi early-blooming butterbur are very thick, so its crunchy texture can be enjoyed.
- 流传地区
- Owari area
- 主要食材
- Japanese butterbur
Renkon no nimono
れんこんの煮物
It is said that the cultivation of lotus root started in the Edo period when the priest of a temple in Aisai City, Aichi Prefecture, planted lotus root in the rice field in front of the temple gate.
- 流传地区
- Owari area
- 主要食材
- lotus root
Jurokusasage no gomamisoae
十六ささげのごま味噌和え
Jurokusage is a traditional vegetable of Aichi Prefecture, named after its pods, which contain 16 beans.
- 流传地区
- All over the prefecture
- 主要食材
- Jurokusage, red miso, sesame
Furofuki daikon
ふろふき大根
Aichi Prefecture is blessed with a mild climate throughout the year, partly due to the influence of the Kuroshio Current running through the Pacific Ocean.
- 流传地区
- All over the prefecture
- 主要食材
- Daikon radish, red miso
Arame to rakkasei no nitsuke
あらめと落花生の煮付
The Atsumi Peninsula faces Mikawa Bay to the north and the Pacific Ocean to the south, and is blessed with the natural beauty of the sea and mountains.
- 流传地区
- Higashimikawa area centered on the Atsumi Peninsula
- 主要食材
- Peanuts, arame
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