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すき焼きの写真描写をしてみよう
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There is a hot pot which is named Sukiyaki. This is a one of representative traditional Japanese dishes. It's said that the origin of the name is the word suki which means spade, and yaki which is the verb to grill. We cook it with thin slices of beef and various vegetables in a table-top cast-iron pan.
There is a hot pot _ named sukiyaki. This is _ one of the representative traditional Japanese dishes. It's said that the origin of the name is the word suki, which means spade, and yaki, which is the verb to grill. We cook it with thin slices of beef and various vegetables in a table-top cast-iron pan.
I guess every hot pot supposes to be cooked at once. I mean to prepare broth and boil it then simmers them. Yes, as you mentioned, we eat this with a bowl of rice or udon noodles or raw eggs.
I guess every hot pot is supposed to be cooked at once. I mean, we have to prepare broth and boil it then simmer them. Yes, as you mentioned, we eat this with a bowl of rice or udon noodles or raw eggs.
I can see some flower-shaped carrots, enoki mashrooms, mushroom caps, tofu, garland chrysanthemums, chinese cabbages, maloney noodles, and two sliced of beef.
関連単語
- simmer((名)ぐつぐつ[ことこと]煮る[煮える]こと (動)ぐつぐつ[ことこと]煮える、煮る)
- ingredient(材料)
- marbled beef(霜降り肉)
- lean beef(牛の赤身肉)
- thinly(薄く)
関連フレーズ
- Most Japanese use fresh eggs as a dipping sauce before they eat.(多くの日本人は食べるときに生卵をつけます。)
- Sukiyaki is one of the typical hot pot dishes in Japan.(すき焼きとは日本を代表する鍋料理の一種です。)
- People eat different foods for different purposes. For example, tempura and sukiyaki are eaten on special occasions, while dishes like ramen and takoyaki are eaten regularly.(天ぷら、すき焼きなどは特別な時に食べ、ラーメンやたこ焼きなどは日常的に食べるなど、人は食べる物を目的に応じて変えています。)
- In most cases, beef for sukiyaki is sliced thicker than that for shabu-shabu.(すき焼きの肉はしゃぶしゃぶのそれより厚い。)
- Ito konnyaku' or 'shirataki' is used in sukiyaki.(「糸こんにゃく」や「しらたき」はすき焼きなどに使用される。)
こんな方にオススメ
2. No need for an article before "one of".
3. Add this article here as you are referring to a specific set of dishes.
4, 5. Add a comma here as you are offering further clarification about something.