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Nimono (煮物) is a
simmered dish in ****anese cuisine. A
nimono generally consists of a base
ingredient simmered in
shiru stock and
seasoned with sake, soy...
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sometimes with ito
konnyaku and
vegetables like carrots.
Nikujaga is a kind of
nimono. It is
usually boiled until most of the
liquid has been reduced. Thinly...
- In some
regions of ****an, it is also used as an
ingredient of oden and
nimono. With miso
ramen With
ramen With
kitsune udon With
wonton noodles With yakisoba...
- This is a list of ****anese
soups and stews. ****anese
cuisine is the food—ingredients,
preparation and way of eating—of ****an. The
phrase ichijū-sansai...
- sumo
wrestlers as part of a weight-gain diet.
Sukiyaki (すき焼き)
Kiritanpo Nimono (煮物) is a
stewed or
simmered dish. A base
ingredient is
simmered in shiru...
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include its
incorporation in
desserts such as pies, pudding, and ice cream.
Nimono of kabocha, part of ****anese
cuisine Shown on the right,
kabocha is a common...
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Chikuwa can be
eaten as-is. It is also
often used as an
ingredient for
nimono like oden, chikuzenni, chira****ushi, udon, yakisoba, yasai-itame (Vegetable...
- not cook in the New Year. In the
earliest days,
osechi consisted only of
nimono,
boiled vegetables with soy
sauce and
sugar or mirin. Over the generations...
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categories for
prepared food:
Yakimono (焼き物),
grilled and pan-fried
dishes Nimono (煮物), stewed/simmered/cooked/boiled
dishes Itamemono (炒め物), stir-fried dishes...
- tray are
arranged the rice and the soup, both in
lacquered lidded bowls.
Nimono (煮物):
simmered foods,
served in
individual lidded bowls. Yakimono: grilled...
