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      • Miso zuke (味噌漬け)
        Nagano

        Miso zuke (味噌漬け)

        When it comes to traditional Japanese methods of enhancing flavor and preserving ingredients, miso zuke stands out. Rooted in centuries of culinary wisdom, miso zuke transforms everyday ingredients into savory, umami-packed delights that...
        2025年12月14日2026年1月28日
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        Akita

        Nata duke (なた漬け)

        Nata duke (also spelled natazuke) is a traditional Japanese pickle that comes from Akita Prefecture in northern Japan. People in the region have enjoyed this dish for generations. They make it by pickling thick slices of daikon radish in...
        2025年8月5日2026年1月28日
      • Asaduke (浅漬け)
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        Asaduke (浅漬け)

        Pickles play a crucial role as a light palate cleanser. Among them, lightly pickled vegetables stand out as the most popular because people can prepare them quickly and enjoy them like a salad. Asaduke involves soaking vegetables such as...
        2025年3月23日
      • Nukaduke (ぬか漬け)
        Japan

        Nukaduke (ぬか漬け)

        In Japan, Nukaduke, or rice bran pickles, holds a significant place in culinary tradition. This ancient preservation method involves fermenting vegetables in a mixture of rice bran, salt, and water, resulting in a tangy and flavorful pic...
        2024年6月7日2025年1月22日
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