5/11/2008

Kiritanpo

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Kiritanpo

***** Location: Japan
***** Season: Late autumn
***** Category: Humanity


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Explanation

Kiritanpo きりたんぽ

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kiritampo きりたんぽ kiritanpo rice sticks
skewers of mashed rice
Freshly cooked uruchigome rice is pounded until somewhat mashed, then formed into cylinders around cryptomeria skewers, and toasted over an open hearth.
Sometimes the mashed rice is wrapped around chopsticks. The freshly grilled food can then be served with sweet miso or used cut and used as dumplings in soups and hodgepots.
tanpo is a word for a special spear with a top rounded by cloth, used for practise. The form is similar to this food. Because the food stick is cut (kiri) the name developed.

A speciality of Akita and Aomori.


kiritanpo nabe きりたんぽ鍋 hodgepodge with kiritanpo
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tanpomochi たんぽ餅(たんぽもち)
yamamochi やま餅(やまもち)
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Hinaidori 比内鶏(ひないどり)
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Hinai jidori 比内地鶏 . They have relatively little fat.
They are bred in Akita in the Odate area and are usually not exported. They are used for a regional hodgepodge dish called Kiritanpo, with maitake mushrooms, burdock, leek and konnyaku.

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Worldwide use


Das Kiritanpo.
um einen Stock geformter Mochi-Teig wird gebraten und zu Eintopf gegessen.


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Things found on the way



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HAIKU


きりたんぽ焼くやどの子も憎からず   
kiritanpo yaku ya dono ko mo nikukarazu

roasting kiritanpo ...
no more hatred among
the children   


Nawadaya Roro (Rooroo) 縄田屋朗々


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Related words

***** WASHOKU : Kiritanpo


***** WASHOKU : Regional Japanese Dishes

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