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When Kuya O arrived 2 months ago he gave me Kamaboko packs as presents from Japan. Kamaboko is a type of cured surimi (imitation crab/fish) or processed white fish…I like putting them in soups and yakisoba. He got me aka (red) and shiro (white) plus the rarely found in Vienna, naruto – it means swirl, yes the food where the Ninja character Uzumaki Naruto was named after. If you are watching that anime you will notice the pink swirl below in many of the costumes worn by the characters,it is in reference to “naruto.”
For the naruto kamaboko, I used them with a favorite soup at home, crab and corn. I also made use of them as side dishes in a ramen recipe which I will post later on. If you want a recipe for this crab and corn soup, please click here.
Pwede din siguro deep fried parang fish ball yan ,noh?
Pwede din siguro deep fried parang fish ball yan ,noh?
Mommy Will, hindi ko pa natry…pero sa yakisoba stir fry lang ok naman sya…hindi lang pabilog 🙂
the pattern looks like swiss rolls hehe
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hmmm, looks yummy soup 🙂
never tried it yet but looks delicious, thanks for sharing! now it makes me want to try one if i saw it at the grocery. PinayMum – Mommy's Life Around…wishing you a great Friday!
great foodie…Happy FTF 🙂
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Looks tasty, parang gusto ko yung soup!
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heheh, cutie ang naruto noh.. love the soup!
Hmmm… I wonder if the International section of the grocery store here has this…
crab and soup is my favorite.
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I have always wondered what it is. Now I know it's kamaboko 🙂
now i'm curious.
Hindi ba siya malangsa since it's made of processed fish> I've been seeing it in bento menus and it made me curious.
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Fish is what I order when we eat out, because my husband will not allow me to cook fish at home.
Your fish dish sounds delicious and the soup with corn also would be a nice treat. Thank you for sharing these interesting recipes.
i didn't know this is called naruto.:p
been eating this ingredient, ngayon ko ang nalaman ang pangalan. hehe thanks, G.
I love kamaboko rolls *w*.