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| | Sukiyaki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The name can be used for a dish remotely resembling Japanese sukiyaki eaten with rice noodles, pork, and "sukiyaki" sauce, to a meal where the diners cook various kinds of meat and vegetables themselves in a hot pot (the "MK" restaurant chain in Thailand specializes in this kind of "suki"). | | | Generally sukiyaki is a dish for the colder days of the year and it is commonly found on the menu of Japanese year-end parties (bonenkai). | | | The ingredients are slowly simmered in a shallow iron pot in a mixture of soy sauce, sugar, and mirin. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukiyaki
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| | The Food Timeline: history notes--Asian-American cuisine |
| | Formerly a portable charcoal stove was used, and today the sukiyaki pan is placed over a gas fire...Sukiyaki...[is a] nabemo (one pot dish), a category that also includes fish, chicken and tofu stews. | | | Several cookbooks from the Edo period describe a sukiyaki which consisted of fish or fowl grilled on an iron ploughshare over a charcoal fire. | | | Eaten directly form the boiling pot, nabe cuisine is very warming, and is hence a winter food. |
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http://www.foodtimeline.org/foodasian.html
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| | Two hundred fifty recipes in a traditional spirit; a thorough guide to Japanese cuisine written for the American cook including descriptions of ingredients and explanations of techniques; HC $29.95; pb $19.95 | | | Classic Japanese recipes from miso soup and sushi to salmon teriyaki, tempura, and sukiyaki; with step-by-step instructions; color photographs; spiral bd $9.95 |
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http://www.heritagesource.com/Heritage%20Pages/cooking.htm
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| | Amazon.co.uk: Bento Boxes: Japanese Meals on the Go: Books |
| | The recipes include: Traditional Japanese Favourites: Chicken teriyaki with chilled Napa cabbage, multi-coloured rice balls (onigiri) with fruit, sukiyaki with daikon pickles. | | | Easy Rice and Noodle Combinations: mushroom rice with omelette, fried rice with tofu, rice topped with salmon and egg, chow mein with grilled fish. | | | In this richly illustrated full-colour book, author and teacher Naomi Kijima demonstrates how to make appetising meals in just a few easy steps. |
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/4889960732
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| | JAPANESE AND ASIAN BOOKS - NICHI BEI BUSSAN |
| | Fully describes five typical Japanese dishes: "shabushabu", "sukiyaki", "tempura", "teppan yaki" and "teriyaki". | | | Contains descriptions of ingredients and their preparation as well as instructions and 600+ illustrations demonstrating a step-by-step process. |
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| | ~ Sukiyaki ~ |
| | I have also provided a link for the English version. | | | The English version of the song "Sukiyaki" you are hearing is not the actual translation of the song. | | | If you would like to send "Sukiyaki" to a friend, |
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| | As the world twists and turns through bombings and Amber Alerts, Bon Jovi stands flat-footed in the Jersey muck doing what they have always done: back unending strings of clichés with swelling arena-rock riffs all pumped up with a reassuring chorus. | | | Bay Area psyche-rock outfit Oranger stacks the keyboards high ("Sukiyaki") during their playful adventure into Elephant 6's past (New Comes and Goes; Eenie Meenie). | | | Welsh art-rock collective Super Furry Animals have based their careers on blending techno and power-pop and now kick in the electro-soul ("Laser Beam") featured on the band's most orchestral record to date (Love Kraft; XL). |
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