New Year dishes

I ate New Year dishes.  The New Year’s cuisine, which is often feasted, is called “osechi”.
Mothers who are busy with housework every day have cooked dishes that have the meaning of celebration so that they do not have to cook for at least three days during New Year’s Day.
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beef curry

I ate beef curry rice.  Curry rice, a popular yakiniku restaurant that will be stewed with various high-quality parts and beef stripes, is determined to be delicious!  The spiciness is mild and very fruity.
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ginger pork

I ate a ginger set meal.  Ginger baked is a Japanese dish made by grilling meat soaked in ginger juice.  At present, it is a recipe based on pork, and simply saying “ginger baked” means “pork ginger baked”.  It is also called pork ginger in Japanese English.
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steamed cod

I ate steamed cod.  Hot and delicious!  How to make “cod foil wrapped mayonnaise” is introduced in a simple and easy-to-understand cooking video.
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various tofu

I ate various tofu dishes.  Tofu is a processed food in which soybean juice is hardened with a coagulant.  A processed soy food that has long been eaten in a wide area of ​​East and Southeast Asia.
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Houtunabe

I ate Houtunabe.  Thick mochi noodle soup wrapped in soup recipe ☆ soup filled with pumpkin sweetness will surely be very popular with children.

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