Ishikari-Nabe (Japanese hot pot dish) Recipe/ local cuisine from central area of Hokkaido

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Hello. Welcome to my channel! My name is MEGUMIN.
Today, I will share Ishikari-Nabe Recipe.
Local cuisine from 47 prefectures in Japan▶▶
The video is to share the delicious Japanese dishes with everyone while cooking and learning.◎
There are a lot of local unique products and dishes. I pick up one dish from each prefecture and share the video about it once a month.
◆ Local ingredients used in the video 👇
Hokkaido Yotsuba butter
It is said that "Ishikari Nabe" was originally a meal for fishermen in Ishikari town located at the Ishikari River's mouth, which is famous for salmon. Fishers would put the freshly caught salmon slices and other parts of the salmon, such as head and bony parts into a large pot of miso soup, and ate them as a reward.
Around 1945, many tourists came to see salmon seine fishing in Ishikari city. They served "Ishikari Nabe" to the tourists and it was well-received by the tourists. Finally, it became known all over Japan.
The soup is miso-flavor, and the unique part of this dish is that you sprinkle Sansho (Japanese pepper) on top before eating.
🔶for2 servings
🔶cooking time 00:50
▽INGREDIENTS- Ishikari Nabe -
2 slices of raw salmon
1/6 Japanese white radish
1/3 carrot
1 potato
1/4 cabbage
1/2 onion
1 Japanese leek
2 shiitake mushroom
1/2 bunch of shungiku (a crown daisy)
1 yaki-tofu (broiled tofu)
100g konnyaku noodles
an appropriate amount of boiled corn kernels
1000ml water
3g dried kombu
▽INGREDIENTS- Others -
100g miso
1 tbsp sake
1 tbsp mirin ( sweet sake )
1/2 tsp dark soy sauce
1 tsp sugar
▽INGREDIENTS- Toppings -
Sansho (Japanese pepper) if you want.
butter( if you want)
salmon roe (if you want)

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  • @pk_jpn
    @pk_jpn3 жыл бұрын

    🍳ポイントや調理器具、各種リンクは概要欄へ🍳 こんにちは、めぐみんです( ^ω^ )⭐ 郷土料理は第6弾!ほっかいどう〜!でっかいどう〜!笑 まだまだ寒いので、お鍋はいかがでしょう💛 北海道はおいしいものが沢山なので、行けるようになったら旅行したい(*^^*) byめぐみん 気なったことや感想など、コメントいただけると励みになります!お待ちしています😉👍

  • @Shiroseeeeeeeee
    @Shiroseeeeeeeee3 жыл бұрын

    美味しそうだしBGMが懐かしい雰囲気で好き…

  • @user-ft4ps6nu3q
    @user-ft4ps6nu3q3 жыл бұрын

    自分の大好物がアップされるとテンション上がるな〜😋

  • @varstof4009
    @varstof40093 жыл бұрын

    これは美味しそう😊✨❤️💡 寒い時期には最高ですね✨✨

  • @amaguri530
    @amaguri5302 жыл бұрын

    社会の教科書の郷土料理についてまとめたページに石狩鍋の写真があって、授業中何度もそれ見て美味しそうだ…とお腹を空かせてたのをふと思い出した。 …作るか!

  • @Roko0128
    @Roko01283 жыл бұрын

    お野菜もたくさん入ってて温まりそう👍 やっぱりお鍋は良いね。絶対に美味しい。

  • @subgull
    @subgull3 жыл бұрын

    幸せだなぁ

  • @kappa555
    @kappa5553 жыл бұрын

    石狩鍋ってめちゃくちゃそそるよね、大好きだ

  • @user-ic7vc3pk1c
    @user-ic7vc3pk1c7 ай бұрын

    昔働いていたお店で,石狩鍋🍲が冬になるとお客様が注文しておられました♪懐かしい。😊

  • @subyuta_5075
    @subyuta_50753 жыл бұрын

    とってもキレイで美味しそうな石狩鍋!我が家では最近はシャケのあら汁が多くなりましたが、久しぶりに石狩鍋の汁物もいいなぁ…

  • @user-jt9qk1ei8u
    @user-jt9qk1ei8u Жыл бұрын

    石狩鍋の正解!(道民より) 北国で味が濃いから野菜はゴロゴロ大きいのが正解! 昔の鮭は保存のために塩辛いのが当たり前でした。なので、玉ねぎやキャベツや人参たっぷりで野菜の甘さを活用するのが正解! 気温が低くて冷めやすいので鉄鍋使うのも正解! 後はお好みで生姜や唐辛子、バター等家庭の味に違いはあるけどスタンダードな形で動画にしてくれてありがとうー!!

  • @UN-25.443
    @UN-25.443Ай бұрын

    修学旅行で北海道行きます!嬉しい♥️

  • @phoebewang4199
    @phoebewang41993 жыл бұрын

    I love the cast iron pot. Healthy cooking

  • @azizprema2137
    @azizprema21373 жыл бұрын

    I 💙💙the pot she’s using to cook this incredible japanese soup❣️ Great recipe n video!👍👍

  • @thetipsycookery8268
    @thetipsycookery82683 жыл бұрын

    Such a pro! Looks amazing!!

  • @zc2051
    @zc20513 жыл бұрын

    This is great! Thank you from Canada!!!

  • @user-pk6fo8fn2y
    @user-pk6fo8fn2y3 жыл бұрын

    溢れ出す人妻感

  • @user-ic7vc3pk1c
    @user-ic7vc3pk1c6 ай бұрын

    こんばんわ!今日の夜主人とはじめて食べましたが美味しかったです♪体も心もホッカホッカ❤️ありがとうございます😊

  • @ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293
    @ciganyweaverandherperiwink62932 жыл бұрын

    I make this in the autumn and winter. Whenever I lose the written recipe (copied from your channel) I scroll down KZread videos until I find this one again. It's the best. Delicious, beautiful to watch and you teach so well. Perfect little video. Thank you from England. xo

  • @AmeliaRosalinaTheHedgehog
    @AmeliaRosalinaTheHedgehog3 жыл бұрын

    This looks so amazing and fantastic

  • @user-xi1ux6sb9g
    @user-xi1ux6sb9g3 жыл бұрын

    お疲れ様です。わが北海道の郷土料理の紹介ありがとうございます。昔亡き母がよく石狩鍋を作ってくれたのを思い出しちゃいました・・・。でもめぐみんの動画ってホント心まで温まるから最高ですね!

  • @pk_jpn

    @pk_jpn

    3 жыл бұрын

    喜んでもらえてよかったです😊✨

  • @Jevousharu
    @Jevousharu3 жыл бұрын

    북해도 요리 먹어보고 싶어요. i want to eat hokkaido local food. 예쁜 요리 공유해주셔서 감사해용🥰 thanks for the share your recipe.🥰

  • @doshinchan2121
    @doshinchan21213 жыл бұрын

    夏から野菜中心の鍋ばっかり食べている僕にとってはとても親近感。 めぐみんさんのは一味も二味も違うでしょうね。 食べられない人もいる中、食べ物のありがたさを感じます。 よつば牛乳は小学校の頃、昨年他界したお袋が取ってよく飲みましたよー(^^) バターもあったのかな?

  • @LonelyBoyStudio
    @LonelyBoyStudio3 жыл бұрын

    This video makes me feel hungry

  • @hermanblinkhoven1856
    @hermanblinkhoven1856 Жыл бұрын

    Two steps in your recipe make a big difference in texture and taste - pre-cooking the daikon and carrot is the first. The second is adding the miso-sake mixture after the vegetables has cooked. Thank you.

  • @MewTheIchigo
    @MewTheIchigo3 жыл бұрын

    Its currently -20°C here in sweden. this dish looks perfect to eat right now while its so cold out 🥺

  • @atsukorichards1675

    @atsukorichards1675

    3 жыл бұрын

    Yes! Any hot pot will do on the cold days. (We just had a different kind one the other day. )

  • @saaasifitnesscooking9993
    @saaasifitnesscooking99933 жыл бұрын

    暖かい料理によだれが落ちそうです。🤣

  • @goose_operator9272
    @goose_operator92723 жыл бұрын

    That looks really good! Also, to whoever wants cooking asmr this is the place to get it

  • @wasabii6506

    @wasabii6506

    3 жыл бұрын

    also cooking tree

  • @ahin2you
    @ahin2you3 жыл бұрын

    あ〜、あったまりそうだ〜。だいぶ前に函館に行った時に、地元の方が買い物される自由市場の鮭屋さんで、鮭の身を買われてた方が、頭と骨も1匹分貰われていかれたのを見て、お店の方に何に使うのかを教えて頂いたら、三平汁の出汁を取るとの事でした。石狩鍋も鮭の骨のお出汁も使うのかも。但し、チリの銀ジャケなんかでお出し取ったら、大変な匂いに・・・・

  • @mimib1142
    @mimib11423 жыл бұрын

    From Singapore. Pretty to see. Taste must be delicious

  • @1000wastedwords
    @1000wastedwords3 жыл бұрын

    I need her cookware!!

  • @user-vc3hb5wl8s
    @user-vc3hb5wl8s3 жыл бұрын

    石狩鍋良いですね♪ 寒い日は鍋ですね🫕

  • @user-ic7vc3pk1c
    @user-ic7vc3pk1c6 ай бұрын

    体がポカポカになりそう。😊

  • @user-tt4vg5xp9v
    @user-tt4vg5xp9v3 жыл бұрын

    遅ればせながら^^; 白菜ではなく、キャベツですか! 家では白菜なので、試してみます😊 味噌にキャベツ、間違いないっすね👍 ちなみに魚を鍋に入れる時、先祖代々の教え??とりあえず、熱湯で霜ふり?します💦

  • @papabear1503
    @papabear15033 жыл бұрын

    u look like the lady from internationally me... but yeah good recipes! i follow it often

  • @user-vi8yd3ny7h
    @user-vi8yd3ny7h3 жыл бұрын

    うわーっ給食のメニューで美味しいメニューがあって、何だっけ……何汁だったっけな…鮭が入ってて…ともやもやしてたのが解決されました!石狩汁だ!そして動画のはもっと美味しそう!!作るきっかけになりました。ありがとうございます

  • @user-pv1oj2ni5g
    @user-pv1oj2ni5g2 жыл бұрын

    三平汁も好きだぞ👍️ (函館出身)

  • @GM_Flynx
    @GM_Flynx3 жыл бұрын

    Very nice! What brand of butane burner was that at the beginning of the video?

  • @ucc930ml

    @ucc930ml

    3 жыл бұрын

    The butane burner at the beginning is Iwatani cassette stove Foo ECO PREMIUM 🖗 ■ Cuts gas consumption by about 16%. Power equivalent to 3.5kw at 2.9kw ■ Fuel can be used efficiently with an internal flame burner ■ High-performance pre-coated fluorine steel plate is used for the top plate. It is easy to wipe off and clean, and can be used for a long time while maintaining its cleanliness ■ Heat panel method that consumes gas without reducing heat ■ Usable pot size: As a guide, up to clay pot No. 10. For small pots, the bottom of the pot is 16 cm or more ● Body size: Width 334 x Depth 274 x Height 89 mm ● Body weight: Approximately 1.5 kg (excluding cylinders) ● Maximum continuous combustion time: Approximately 72 minutes * Temperature 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, measured value using Iwatani cassette gas

  • @gnm5714
    @gnm57149 ай бұрын

    Is carving the mushrooms to help them cook better?

  • @0433elva
    @0433elva3 жыл бұрын

    Very healthy, low fat & carb. Hope it tastes good.

  • @SweetUniversity
    @SweetUniversity3 жыл бұрын

    Love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @garyniusaernasea6698
    @garyniusaernasea66983 жыл бұрын

    I can almost smell it......

  • @user-su9gx6cx3r
    @user-su9gx6cx3r3 жыл бұрын

    めぐみんのInstagramで何を作るでしょうかクイズで思いっ切り答えをはずしてしまった(笑) 石狩鍋食べたことないです!食べたーい!美味しそ―う♬

  • @pk_jpn

    @pk_jpn

    3 жыл бұрын

    肝心な味噌を置いてなかったですね笑💦

  • @user-ix3cl5rx4n
    @user-ix3cl5rx4n3 жыл бұрын

    北海道で昔から食べられていた鮭を使った鍋は三平汁 石狩汁は私が小学校6のとき石狩の栄養士が考えたもの

  • @yk-dc4te
    @yk-dc4te8 ай бұрын

    吉田貴金属のグローバルですよね?間違ってたらごめんなさい(ノ_-。) いい包丁なのでよく研いであげてください☺️🙏💕 自分もグローバル愛用してます!

  • @user-ic7vc3pk1c
    @user-ic7vc3pk1c7 ай бұрын

    カブサラダ🥗、味付けは何でしょうか?

  • @user-pf8wz4lv1x
    @user-pf8wz4lv1x3 жыл бұрын

    寒い((⛄))時は☝️だね

  • @Yegorific
    @Yegorific3 жыл бұрын

    Looking at this with a foreigner's eye, and an eye for practicality over aesthetics, it seems to me you could achieve a similar soup by simply boiling everything together in a single (and I would prefer somewhat larger) pot. Simply adding ingredients at their proper time. I would also cut things a little finer and mix more vigorously to achieve a more even distribution admittedly at the cost of visual appeal. The reason I would prefer a larger pot, is to get more broth, to my mind the essence of soup. I'm also confused about the mention of lye. I've eaten very nearly all those ingredients for nearly 40 years, and never noticed any lye. To acknowledge your cultural style, and perhaps apologies for my forwardness, I would say my culture favors hearty food and strong drink over subtle flavors and refined appearance. We're Slavs. Straight forward, loyal, and courageous. Besides strong drink, and hearty food, we like ease and convenience; they do not come often when you live between Europe and Asia. I heard a story that once upon a time, when it was fashionable to copy the French in all their ways, we decided to slice their roasts and pre-portion their cakes, and they nearly wept at our "barbarism" for having ruined the vision of a whole dish coming to the table. All this, I say with respect to your ways and your traditions. May we all figure out what each other's culture does better than our own, and use it to better our lives, and the lives of all mankind.

  • @kofinart
    @kofinart3 жыл бұрын

    Ooooo hotpots! Always wanted to learn a Japanese style one!

  • @anikacurry2550
    @anikacurry25503 жыл бұрын

    Hello helloooo party kitchen I am glad you are doing well really enjoying your videos a lot excellent videos as always can't wait for new videos go get em tiger.😸😸😸

  • @user-mu8ut8uz6n
    @user-mu8ut8uz6n3 жыл бұрын

    切り身の鮭って鱗とるの大変すよね。霜降りすると皮が崩れるし。かといって面倒じゃ~って省くと口に残って後悔するし…

  • @pk_jpn

    @pk_jpn

    3 жыл бұрын

    ぬるっとしてますよね👀 1本丸々おろしたことなので機会があったらおろしてみたいです😊

  • @obefiend7542
    @obefiend75423 жыл бұрын

    At 1st i see her cut the vege elegantly, until she tries to rip a bag of potatoes.

  • @ravenks1sr15
    @ravenks1sr153 жыл бұрын

    冗談でわない、石狩鍋最高!!!!!!!!

  • @user-gautama
    @user-gautama2 жыл бұрын

    北海道在住だけどそんな食べない()

  • @user-fp5hn8zx3t
    @user-fp5hn8zx3t3 жыл бұрын

    給食の大好物メニューだったから名前ちゃんと覚えてていつか作ってみようと思ってた、、いつかってもう20さいよ、、私

  • @kurokumax8887
    @kurokumax88873 жыл бұрын

    美味しそうなのですが・・・

  • @ahin2you
    @ahin2you3 жыл бұрын

    話変わりますが、遠縁の味噌蔵の叔母さん曰く、味噌は最後に入れて煮込まない様にしなさいって。折角の味噌の香りが飛んでしまうと。お味噌を作る方のプライドを感じたお言葉でしたw

  • @mimizuku_
    @mimizuku_2 жыл бұрын

    くっそー夜中に見るんじゃなかった( ・᷅ὢ・᷄ )

  • @user-qruttykk6i
    @user-qruttykk6i3 жыл бұрын

    大根、玉ねぎ、長ねぎ、デカいと思いました 北海道の鍋だから大きいんですかね

  • @stylemiss980
    @stylemiss9803 жыл бұрын

    2X speed viewing......😅

  • @CptEddyPrice
    @CptEddyPrice3 жыл бұрын

    potatoes and noodles? huh.... usually i get one or the other in my main dish xd

  • @ella_komiya

    @ella_komiya

    3 жыл бұрын

    The noodles aren’t carb noodles you’re thinking of. Konyaku is a type of yam that comes from a plant called the devils tongue. It has no flavour really but it’s got a nice texture to it.

  • @teteihmathews
    @teteihmathews3 жыл бұрын

    Lovely

  • @lindas.8036
    @lindas.80363 жыл бұрын

    There is no lye in vegetables. She keeps soaking "to remove lye." No lye. She may mean starch for the potatoes, but the other vegetables ??? I do enjoy the videos, tho.

  • @atsukorichards1675

    @atsukorichards1675

    3 жыл бұрын

    I think she meant the Japanese word Aku (灰汁/あく), for in dictionaries the word is listed as the harshness (of the vegetables), the scum (on the surface of the boiled liquid with meats and vegetables), or the lye. Actually it is for preventing the peeled/cut potatoes from discoloration. That's all. Lye という言葉が混乱を招いているようですね。

  • @user-ic7vc3pk1c
    @user-ic7vc3pk1c7 ай бұрын

    調味料何を入れておられますか?視力が悪くて、見づらいので、御免なさい。😢

  • @user-mu9jp4eg5f
    @user-mu9jp4eg5f Жыл бұрын

    もっと早く調理して欲しい。遅いからイライラする😂

  • @user-jt9qk1ei8u

    @user-jt9qk1ei8u

    Жыл бұрын

    1.5倍速で見るとストレス無いよ

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