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Ingredients (serves 2)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Garlic miso sauce (combine in advance)
\u30fb4 tbsp miso
\u30fb1 clove garlic, grated
\u30fb1 tbsp sugar
\u30fb1 tbsp mirin\u00a0

10 cm daikon
1\/2 block tofu
10 sheets kakke (mugi or soba)
1,500 cc water<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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How to make<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n


1. Cut the kakke crosswise into four triangles. If preferred, cut further into eight triangles.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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2. Cut the daikon into 1 cm thick quarter slices, and the tofu into bite size pieces. Heat the water and daikon in a pot. When half cooked, add the tofu, and then the kakke little by little, stirring occasionally. (When too many sheets are added at once, the kakke will stick to one another.)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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3. When the kakke is cooked, serve with garlic miso sauce.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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I discovered these thin square sheets of dough called kakke<\/em>, made from either wheat flour (mugi<\/em>) or buckwheat flour (soba<\/em>), in a grocery store in Iwate Prefecture. The Ninohe and Kunohe areas of northern Iwate, close to the prefectural border with Aomori, are extremely cold in the winter. Being unsuitable for growing rice, a culture flourished of consuming grains like buckwheat and wheat. Kakke was created against this backdrop. The buckwheat or wheat flour dough is rolled thin and cut into triangles, then boiled and enjoyed with garlic miso. There are various theories about the origin of the name. One common story says kakke comes from kakera<\/em>, referring to the shreds or scraps of buckwheat dough left over from making soba noodles. Another says it comes from kah-keh<\/em>, the dialect for \u201cenjoy your meal.\u201d <\/p>\n\n\n\n

The kakke can be boiled alone, or with other ingredients like tofu and daikon; it can be added to the pot little by little, or one sheet at a time as when cooking shabu-shabu at the table. Packs of square kakke are very difficult to find outside Iwate, but you can cut jiaozi<\/em> dough wrappers crosswise into four triangles for a thinner substitute of mugi kakke. Soba kakke has a firm texture, and mugi kakke a smooth texture. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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minokamo<\/a>\u00a0| Cookery expert \/ Photographer<\/strong>
Gifu Prefecture native minokamo\u2019s culinary adventures were inspired by her fond childhood memories of cooking with her grandmother. She researches, writes about, and arranges regional dishes that capture, through their preparation and presentation, sensory enjoyments inspired by local climate, history, and lifestyles.\u00a0Ryori tabi kara tadaima(Back from a Cooking Journey; Fudosha), published in September 2020, is a collection of recipes from minokamo\u2019s visits to homes up and down Japan.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Chef, Minokamo takes us on a culinary adventure around Japan. She researches, writes about, and arranges regional dishes that capture the sensory enjoyments, local climate, history, and unique lifestyles of each region. 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