33 8 ゼリーフライ
| Prefecture | Saitama (埼玉県) |
|---|---|
| Region | Kanto |
| Japanese name | ゼリーフライ |
| Home area | Rashita City |
| Main ingredients | Vegetables. |
History and Origins
It's called "Fly" and "Zey" but it's completely different from "Fly" and "Serry" in which the meat and fish are fried in oil. The name "Zelly fly" comes from the shape of a small trial. It is said that what was called "the money fly" changed and came to be called "the jelly fly." It looks like a crinkle without a garment, but it is characterized by a lot of potatoes and carrots and onions and so on. The sauce flavors and motivational flavors combine to make the local people love you. The root is the dish in China's the Tohoku region, called "beet carpet." It is said that the owner of the "Akami's" shop in Rashita City, who has served in the Japan War, has invented it. In the second term of Meiji's life, he was commonly eaten and is loved as a citizen of Rashi till now.
When It Is Eaten
We've been eaten mainly as civilians.
How It Is Eaten
The potatoes that are boiled and crushed are well mixed with such vegetables as roasted carrots and onions. We'll be fried in oil in the shape of a small trial. I'll make it over with a winster sauce or something. There's a jellyburger and a jelly pie sandwich in the city's store. We have curry and chocolate and bananas as a different species.
Recipe
Ingredients
- 340 g okara (soy pulp)
- 300 g potato
- 40 g wheat flour
- 1 egg
- 60 g carrot
- 70 g green onion
- a pinch salt
- vegetable oil, to taste
Method
- The potatoes are peeled and then ground.
- The vegetables are cut into pieces.
- Take care of the rice, pull out the air.
- The potatoes are served with vegetables, and add flour, eggs, salt, and pepper and mix well.
- I'll put the ingredients in a small mold and float them until they turn into a 160- degree oily tinge.
- I put a bowl of Worcester sauce and a medium sauce at 6 to 4 ratios, and then I put a new jelly fly in it.
More About 33 8
The jelly fly is a kind of fried cucumber that is made of potatoes and potatoes in a small mold. It spreads around the city of Saitama Prefecture and is used as a local gurgle.
Overview
The potatoes that are made from rice are made from raw potatoes, add carrots, onions and other vegetables, and mold them like cobbles and float them. The ratio of the potatoes to the potatoes varies from shop to store, and sometimes the chicken egg is added as a link.
It's a kind of so-called "coompke" and is often eaten by adding sauce as a snack. As a gurney here, it's sold in stations and counters throughout the country, and it's sold at regional events, such as summer festivals. The price is about 100 yen an average. In addition, simply saying "fly" often refers to completely different foods, such as "Randa fly."
Origins
Gerrif was originally born of the "Family Carriage" section in Toda, China, when his master joined China's Tohoku division during the drought, and he was told that he had been served from a local vegetable carpet. The details of the shop's sale were unknown, but were already confirmed during the X-ray period.
The name "Zellie" is not "Zellie" in the brown-sized sweets, but the shape and size of the cakes are close to the touch. The word "glustering in the rich" is said to have changed into "Serly fly" in an accent. However, there is also a theory that "Fly" came from the fabric around the paddies.
Ratings, exploitation.
The jelly fly of the terrace became one of the Japanese legacy stories established by the Cultural Organization on April 28 that supported the feet of the Japanese culture.
Also identified with fly in the National Zoological Agency's 100-year food department's modern 100-year food department
It's one of the national branding projects in Rashiichi City, and it's creating a small character called "Schoo-kun" and then proselytizing it to each other. It's also "The Landda jelly fly" is the registration mark for the city. Even when the movie "The Night's Castle" was shown on the stage of the city, the campaign was going on.
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Text adapted and translated from the Japanese Wikipedia article ゼリーフライ by its contributors, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
Dish data: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), “Uchi no Kyodo Ryori” (Our Regional Cuisines) database, used under the Public Data License (PDL1.0); translated and adapted from the Japanese original.