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Warasubonomisoshiru わらすぼのみそ汁

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Warasubonomisoshiru
Warasubonomisoshiru (わらすぼのみそ汁)Photo: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), “Uchi no Kyodo Ryori” database
PrefectureSaga (佐賀県)
RegionKyushu & Okinawa
Japanese nameわらすぼのみそ汁(わらすぼのみそしる)
ReadingWarasubonomisoshiru
Home areaEQUAL
Main ingredientsWarasbo.

History and Origins

Speaking of the rare fish of the clear sea, they are blue, but along with them are the wallasobos that live only in the clear sea in Japan. He looks like an alien. But the unique taste of it will be dulled and delicious and is loved locally. I dig a hole in the mud in the estuary, but in the dry swamps, where there is a dry strip, the tide is a good source of nutrients from the river, and the fish and other seafood grow well. That's why the wallasobos taste good. The fish were fished by May, and the typical method was to use a tool called Sbokaki. A device like a three-foot - long [1.3 m] nagata with a sharp end, it is caught in a lagoon ski and rips its way through the mud. This scene is also the wind poem of the Akira Sea in the summer. It's also often caught in a net. In addition to citrusbo soup, they are eaten with salt or steamed salt and boiling, and they also use dry wallasobos as a sign of smell. When used raw, the violent wallasobo was one of the food ingredients of the walrus. Living wallasobos are often made of "sew juice" besides boiling it.

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When It Is Eaten

Because fishing takes place in October, raw fish such as "Swang's Soy sauce" and "Swang's Soup" have often been eaten at this time of year.

How It Is Eaten

Warasbo cuts open, extracts its internal organs, and cleans well with salt. With Warasbo's stomach, we will roast the walrus, add some juice and boil it. It melts the taste buds and scatters carved nilas and little onions. It's good to add onions and potatoes in a slice. Sometimes they are made out of wallasobs.

Recipe — Serves 4

Ingredients

Method

  1. Warazbos are cut in half and washed well with salt. (Crowding this down will make you smell like you're special.)
  2. I can add one to the pot and cook more.
  3. I'll cook it with onions and potatoes.
  4. When the ingredients are cooked, the sauce is melted, and the onions are poured on the bowl.

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.

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