TOKYO (AP) — Tsukudani, a sweet, Japanese side dish often served with hot rice, originated in the samurai era in a tiny ...

A father and son in Tokyo are continuing the centuries-old tradition of making tsukudani, a preserved Japanese food.

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Nori tsukudani, a popular topping in rice-loving Japan. Made with local nori from Tokyo Bay, it's a taste and tradition preserved for over 100 years.

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In place of Spam, Chin's musubi uses the bull kelp harvested from the coast, cooked in tsukudani-style — combining Hawaiian and Japanese cuisines, while using a local B.C. ingredient.

Tsukudani is a side dish often served with Japanese meals. Made by boiling seafood, seaweed, or vegetables in a sweet soy sauce, it was originally invented by fishermen as a way to preserve their ...

Tsukudani of silkworm and grasshopper is part of the gastronomic tradition of Japan. It seems obvious, however, that this will not happen in the near future.

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