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Niboshi (煮干し),
often called iriko (炒り子) in
Western ****an, are
small dried fish used in ****anese
cuisine for
making dashi (soup stock). They can also be...
- enhancers—glutamates and ribonucleotides.
Other kinds of
dashi are made by
soaking kelp,
niboshi, or
shiitake in
water for many
hours or by
heating them in near-boiling...
- Hakodate's salt-flavored ramen, Kitakata's thick, flat
noodles in pork-and-
niboshi broth, Tokyo-style
ramen with soy-flavored
chicken broth, Yokohama's Iekei...
- once a day. The most
common dashi soup
stocks for miso soup are made of
niboshi (dried baby sardines),
kombu (dried kelp),
katsuobushi (thin
shavings of...
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Ecology Sardine run
Culinary use As food
Canned sardines Stargazy pie
Niboshi Xouba Po****r
culture Sardines (game)
Entierro de la
Sardina The Burial...
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Karasumi Katsuobushi Keumamah [id]
Kipper Kusaya Maldives fish
Mojama Niboshi Piracuí
Sanyaa Stockfish Taran Tatami Iwashi Vobla Yukola Dried seafood...
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Karasumi Katsuobushi Keumamah [id]
Kipper Kusaya Maldives fish
Mojama Niboshi Piracuí
Sanyaa Stockfish Taran Tatami Iwashi Vobla Yukola Dried seafood...
- then
garnished with parsley, onions,
crushed almonds, and raisins.
Dried niboshi (sardines) in and out of the package, used in ****anese
cooking Young sardines...
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ingredients should be from
among those local specialties as
wheat flour,
Niboshi dried young sardines to cook
broth for soup and
dipping sauce. Many udon...
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sauce was
readily available from the many
storehouses around the town.
Niboshi (sardines),
tonkotsu (pig bones) and
sometimes chicken and
vegetables are...
