Ishikawa的乡土料理
Ishikawa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。
Jibuni
じぶ煮
“Jibuni” is a simmered dish that represents Ishikawa Prefecture. It is simmered with duck, sudare-fu (wheat-gluten bread) and seasonal vegetables.
- 流传地区
- The whole prefecture
- 主要食材
- Duck meat (or chicken), sudare-fu (wheat-gluten bread) , wasabi, japanese parsley, shiitake mushrooms, etc.
Hasu-mushi (Steamed lotus root)
はす蒸し
"Hasu-mushi" is a local dish popular among the locals for its texture of Kaga lotus root. "Hasu-mushi" is a steamed dish made by grating Kaga lotus root and mixing it with other ingredients.
- 流传地区
- Around City of Kanazawa
- 主要食材
- Kaga lotus root, White fish, Shrimp, Eggs, etc.
Ebisu/Berobero (Chilled agar jelly with whisked egg)
えびす / べろべろ
"Ebisu" is a chilled Kanten (agar-agar) jelly with whisked eggs. It is an essential ceremonial dish for festivals and celebrations.
- 流传地区
- All of Ishikawa Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Kanten(=agar-agar) , Egg
Ishiru-nabe (Ishiru Hotpot)
いしる鍋
"Ishiru Nabe," a hot pot dish made with seasonal seafood and vegetables, and "Ishiru no Kaiyaki," grilled shellfish with "Ishiru," are local winter classics.
- 流传地区
- Noto Region
- 主要食材
- Ishiru (=local fish sauce), Various seafood, Various vegetables, etc.
Hine-zushi (Fermented sushi)
ひねずし
“Hine-zushi” is a fermented food made by marinating salted fish with rice and allowing it to mature.
- 流传地区
- Noto Region
- 主要食材
- Seafood (horse mackerel, mackerel, etc.), Rice, Red pepper, Sansho leaves, etc.
Daikon-zushi (Fermented sushi with daikon)
大根ずし
The background of "Daikon-zushi" is largely due to the “Kitamae-bune”, a group of merchant ships that have been in contact with the local people since the feudal domain period.
- 流传地区
- All of Ishikawa prefecture
- 主要食材
- Daikon radish, Herring, Carrots, etc.
Kabura-zushi (Fermented yellowtail sushi)
かぶらずし
A traditional fermented food representing Ishikawa Prefecture, with Salted yellowtail sandwiched between salted pickled Kabura (turnips).
- 流传地区
- All of Ishikawa prefecture
- 主要食材
- Kabura (turnip), Yellowtail, Carrot, Yuzu peel, etc.
Oshi-zushi (Sushi pressed overnight)
押しずし
In Ishikawa Prefecture, “Oshi-zushi” is eaten on festivals and celebratory occasions.
- 流传地区
- Kanazawa and Kaga area
- 主要食材
- Rice (sushi rice), seasonal fish, etc.
Sawara no kobujime
さわらの昆布じめ
Sliced Spanish mackerel is seasoned with kombu (kelp). Spanish mackerel is known as "Spanish mackerel" used for Saikyo-yaki (grilled fish).
- 流传地区
- Kanazawa City and surrounding areas
- 主要食材
- Spanish mackerel (swordfish tuna), kelp
Mako no Nitsuke (Stewed Cod Roe)
真子の煮つけ
In Ishikawa Prefecture, when people mention "Tara" (Cod), it generally refers to Madara (Pacific cod) rather than Skesodara (Alaska pollock).
- 流传地区
- All of Ishikawa Prefecture
- 主要食材
- Cod roe
Tara no Kotsuke (Cod Sashimi Marinated with Cod Roe)
たらの子つけ
Moreover, "tarako" (cod roe) coated sashimi, known as "tara no ko-tsuke," is widely known both within and outside the region and has become a classic local dish in Kanazawa City.
- 流传地区
- Noto Area, Kanazawa City Area
- 主要食材
- Cod, Cod roe
Nishin no Konbumaki(herring rolled in kelp)
にしんの昆布まき
The traditional dish using the dried herring and kelp is "Nishin no Konbumaki” (herring rolled in kelp).
- 流传地区
- The whole prefecture
- 主要食材
- Migaki nishin/mikaki nishin(dried herring), kelp, Kanpyo
Eggplant Somen
なすそうめん
The vestiges of the production center of somen can be seen in the local dish, "Eggplant Somen", eaten in Kanazawa City. “Eggplant Somen" is a dish of simmered eggplant and somen.
- 流传地区
- Around Kanazawa
- 主要食材
- Eggplant, somen
Nasu no Oranda Ni
なすのオランダ煮
“Nasu no orandani” is eaten during the harvest season of eggplants. Depending on the family that makes it, the eggplants are either boiled, deep-fried, or stir fried.
- 流传地区
- Around Kanazawa City
- 主要食材
- Eggplants
Tai no Karamushi
鯛の唐蒸し
“Tai no karamushi” is a classic Kaga dish made with red seabream stuffed with okara, vegetables and other ingredients. This traditional dish is symbolic of samurai culture.
- 流传地区
- Around Kanazawa City
- 主要食材
- Red seabream, okara (=soy pulp), carrots, “gobou” (=burdock)
Megisu no Dango Jiru
メギスのだんご汁
“Megisu no dango jiru” is a way to prepare large amounts of megisu without letting it go to waste.
- 流传地区
- All of Ishikawa Prefecture
- 主要食材
- “Megisu” (deep-sea smelt), egg and green onion
Itoko-jiru
いとこ汁
"Itoko-jiru" is an essential part of the Hoonko meal. It is a soup made by slowly simmering various vegetables, with adzuki beans and tofu as the main elements, then flavoring it like miso soup.
- 流传地区
- The whole prefecture
- 主要食材
- Adzuki beans, Tofu, Root vegetables, etc.
Aimaze
あいまぜ
One of them is "Aimaze". “Aimaze” is a traditional dish eaten mainly in the Noto region. It is a simmered dish made mainly of root vegetables such as daikons and carrots.
- 流传地区
- Noto area
- 主要食材
- Radish, carrot, burdock, shiitake mushroom, etc.
Buri Daikon(yellowtail and Japanese radish)
ぶり大根
You can enjoy a variety of yellowtail dishes in the prefecture, including the now-standard "Buri Daikon" (yellowtail and Japanese radish) and sashimi, as well as "Kabura Zushi" (yellowtail…
- 流传地区
- The whole prefecture
- 主要食材
- Yellowtail, Japanese radish
Bekanabe
べか鍋
In the Noto region, “bekanabe,” a dish made with rice bran sardines, has been popular for a long time.
- 流传地区
- The coastal area
- 主要食材
- Rice bran sardines, Chinese cabbage, Radish, Mushrooms, Sake lees, etc.
Isaza no Tamagotoji (Simmered Isaza With Egg)
いさざの卵とじ
Anamizu Town is situated in the heart of the Noto Peninsula. The town is famous for the "Isaza" delicacy, which is a kind of ice goby fish. Locally, it is also known as "suberi" in the Kaga region.
- 流传地区
- Around Anamizu Town
- 主要食材
- Isaza (Ice goby), Egg
Sazaemeshi/Sazaebeshi
さざえめし/さざえべし
Turban shells are not only eaten as sashimi or grilled in their own shell, but also as “sazaemeshi” boiled rice and “sazaebeshi” pickled in rice malt.
- 流传地区
- Noto region
- 主要食材
- Turban shell, rice, malted rice, etc.
Mitama
みたま
Mitama refers to black soybean okowa made by steaming black beans (black soybeans) and glutinous rice. Depending on the region and people, it may be called “medama” because of its appearance.
- 流传地区
- The entire prefecture
- 主要食材
- Black beans and glutinous rice
Mettajiru (Pork Miso Soup)
めった汁
“Mettajiru” is a hearty pork miso soup with plenty of ingredients; mainly root vegetables like sweet potato, daikon, and carrots.
- 流传地区
- Throughout prefecture
- 主要食材
- Sweet potato, daikon radish, carrots, burdock root, pork, etc.
Suizen
すいぜん
"Suizen " is one of the local dishes of Wajima that has been passed down the ages since ancient times. Tengusa is boiled, rice flour is added, and the mixture is left to harden.
- 流传地区
- Around Wajima City
- 主要食材
- Tengusa, black sesame, brown sugar, etc.
Kishizu
きしず
Kishizu" is a vegetarian dish served at Buddhist memorial services and on the occasion of Hoonko (a traditional event held around the anniversary of the death of Shinran Shonin, the founder of Jodo…
- 流传地区
- Around Kaga City
- 主要食材
- Kuzukiri, wakame seaweed, kikurage mushrooms, bamboo shoots, sudare-fu, yuba, white sesame, white miso, sake lees, sugar, etc.
Kaga Futo Kyuri no Ankake
加賀太きゅうりのあんかけ
Kaga giant cucumbers are used in vinegared dishes and soups, but “Kaga futo kyuri no ankake” is a popular summer staple dish.
- 流传地区
- Around Kanazawa City
- 主要食材
- Kaga giant cucumber, minced meat, potato starch, etc.
Takenoko konbu
たけのこ昆布
The mountains near the historical city of Kanazawa, which once flourished as a castle town, are now known as a production center of bamboo shoots.
- 流传地区
- Kanazawa City and surrounding areas
- 主要食材
- Bamboo shoots, kelp
Goshiki namagashi
五色生菓子
In Kanazawa City, which has a history as a castle town of the Kaga Domain, "Goshiki Nama Gashi" is eaten.
- 流传地区
- Kanazawa City and surrounding areas
- 主要食材
- Five kinds of unbaked sweets
Namako no sunomono
なまこの酢の物
Sea cucumbers have become a popular winter delicacy in the Noto Peninsula. The history of sea cucumbers in Noto is said to date back to the 8th century.
- 流传地区
- Around Nanao City
- 主要食材
- Sea cucumbers, daikon radish
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