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Kinako (黄粉 or きなこ "yellow flour") is
roasted soybean flour, used in ****anese cuisine. In English, it is
usually called "roasted soy flour".
Kinako is mostly...
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Shingen mochi, like
abekawa mochi, is a rice cake (mochi)
covered with
kinako (roasted
soybean flour) and
brown sugar syrup. It is
named after Takeda...
- confection) made from
warabiko (bracken starch) and
covered or
dipped in
kinako (sweet
toasted soybean flour).
Kuromitsu syrup is
sometimes poured on top...
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island to save Miyo.
Kinako gives Hinode a cat mask,
which turns him into a half-cat; only his arms turn into
those of a cat.
Kinako and
Hinode are trapped...
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house in a huge city with her
human owner Iori
Monaka and his
teenage niece Kinako.
Taruto spends her days
making friends and
exploring her new home town;...
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three talking animals in
exchange for
their aid in
fighting demons.
Kinako dango (きなこ団子) is made with
toasted soy flour. Kusa
dango or
yomogi dango...
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Kinako - The
Story of an
Apprentice Police Dog (きな子〜見習い警察犬の物語〜,
Kinako:
Minarai Keisatsuken no Monogatari) is a 2010 ****anese film
based on a true story...
- to
certain wards of Tokyo,
served chilled and
topped with
kuromitsu and
kinako. The
usual preparation consists in
combining kudzu powder with
water and...
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vegetables such as taro, carrot, honeywort, and red and
white colored kamaboko.
Kinako mochi is
traditionally made on New Year's Day as an
emblem of luck. This...
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Karantita (originated from the
Spanish term Calentica,
which means hot).
Kinako List of
chickpea dishes Oralu kallu, a type of
grinding machine using stone...
