This is a traditional Japanese food called "INARI-ZUSHI". Abura-age (fried tofu) + rice had meaning! Trivia about "INARI-ZUSHI" "INARI-ZUSHI" has been loved by everyone in Japan since ancient times. It is also affectionately called "O-inari-san (Dear inari)". But who is "O-inari-san"? Is it a combination of Abura-age and rice? INARI-ZUSHI is a reliable offering to "INARI God". “INARI-ZUSHI” is a familiar food that Japanese people usually eat in the same way as Onigiri (triangle shaped rice ball). But originally, it is a sacred food offered to the gods. INARI-ZUSHI is derived from the offering to "Inari God" at the Hatsu-uma festival. "Inari God" is the god of agriculture, and the Inari shrines are dedicated to this god. Its head temple is Fushimi-Inari great shrine in Kyoto. Hatsu-uma refers to the first day of the horse in February (the twelve Earthly Branches), the day on which the god descended on Mt. Inari, where the Fushimi-Inari great shrine is located. At INARI shrines across the country, the "Hatsu-uma Festival" is held to pray for a bountiful harvest and prosperous business. At that time, INARI-ZUSHI is dedicated to the god INARI." Both "Abura-age" and "rice" had a meaning... Abura-age is the favorite food of foxes, who are considered messengers of the gods of INARI. The original favorite food of foxes is mice (*There is also a theory that it is called Abura-age for mice), but killing animals is considered taboo, so it seems that Abura-age made from soybeans was offered instead. After that, Abura-age began to be filled with rice (vinegared rice) brought by INARI, the god of agriculture. INARI-ZUSHI is a combination of two ingredients related to INARI God.” "Cylindrical" in eastern Japan (areas of Japan heading north from Tokyo), "triangular" in western Japan (areas such as Nagoya, Osaka, and Kyushu) INARI-ZUSHI comes in two shapes: cylindrical and triangular. According to Mr. Miura, the shapes are divided into east and west, and each has its own meaning. “The mainstream in eastern Japan is the cylindrical shape. On the other hand, "triangle" is mainstream in western Japan. It's likened to 'fox ears'." Although the shapes are different, both reflect the Inari faith.
Attention to washing and cleanliness is just mind boggling. I don't even wash my food that much at home. I mean the guy is washing everything atleast 3 times
Развернули в России китайскую еду и все хором нахваливаем! Так вкусно, так быстро... Вы попробуйте наши пироги, с я годами и грибами, запечённые яблоки с творогом или просто пирожки... Ни с чем ни сравнить! Россия, вернись к своей культуре!
밥지을때 열을 가장 많이 받는 바닥면에서 부터 밥알이 딱딱해지고 온도차이로 위아래 층이 생기는걸 방지하기 위해 밥보자기를 사용하고있습니다. 밥 보자기를 사용하면 밥알이 보자기에 많이 붙어 버려지는부분도 많이 생기고 매번 보자기를 삶고있어서 일하기에 번거롭지만 초밥에 적합한 밥을 항상 같은 품질로 지어내기 위해 사용하고 있어요 밥짓는 용도로 나온 밥 보자기라 안심 하셔두됩니당
4:00 aqui essa qualidade de alface é conhecido como, alface americano ou alface manteiga, é o meu preferido ^^ Amigo Coreano, estás cada dia mais féra heim, com essa dinâmica aguça nosso apetite. ^^ ~ Ótima noite
Foi uma comida cheia da sinceridade das cozinheiras. Foi um lugar onde também experimentei uma refeição satisfatória ~ Tenha sempre um dia saudável e divertido .. Amigo brasileiro ^^
