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Wakame (Undaria pinnatifida) is a
species of kelp
native to cold,
temperate coasts of the
northwest Pacific Ocean. As an
edible seaweed, it has a subtly...
- infrastructure.
Wakame-vdc
virtualizes the
entire data center; servers, storage, and networking.
Wakame-vdc is
managed via a
native Web Interface, the
Wakame-vdc...
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Wakame most
often refers to
Undaria pinnatifida, an
edible seaweed. It may also
refer to:
Wakame Isono, the
younger sister of
Sazae Fuguta, the
title character...
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Optional ingredients based on
region and
season may be added, such as
wakame, tofu, negi, abura-age, mushrooms, etc.
Along with
suimono (clear soups)...
- Miyeok-guk
Alternative names Seaweed soup Type Guk
Place of
origin Korea Main
ingredients Brown seaweed or
wakame Media: Miyeok-guk...
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licking salt off a person's body afterwards.
Wakamezake (わかめ酒), also
called wakame sake and
seaweed sake,
involves drinking alcohol from a woman's body. The...
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Kazue Takahashi (1970–1998),
Miina Tominaga (1998–present)
Wakame Isono (磯野 ワカメ,
Isono Wakame) Sazae's
little sister. Age 9 (7 in the manga). She features...
- suborbiculata, P. pseudolinearis, P. dentata, and P. seriata.
Along with
wakame and
sweet kelp, gim is one of the most
widely cultivated and
consumed types...
- ****anese. In Old ****anese,
edible seaweed was
generically called "me" (cf.
wakame, arame) and
kanji such as "軍布", 海藻 or "和布" were
applied to
transcribe the...
- ****anese
kitchens since the Edo period.
Tsukudani can be made with
kombu or
wakame seaweeds, and is
often made to
reuse ingredients from
making dashi that...
