蒸(む)し物(もの)

むしもの
noun
steamed dish
food
1. steamed dish, steamed food
Food cooked by steam. A healthy cooking method that preserves nutrients and natural flavors.
蒸(む)し物(もの)を作(つく)る。
Make a steamed dish.
蒸(む)し物(もの)は油(あぶら)を使(つか)わないのでヘルシーです。
Steamed dishes are healthy because they don't use oil.
Steamed fish brings out the natural flavor of the ingredient.
In a course meal at a traditional restaurant, a steamed dish often comes after the grilled dish.
When you use a bamboo steamer to make steamed dishes, it absorbs excess moisture and gives a better finish.

蒸(む)し物(もの) refers to steamed foods (蒸(む)す = to steam).

Common Japanese steamed dishes

Steaming uses no oil and keeps food moist, so 蒸(む)し物(もの) are thought of as light, healthy dishes.

Equipment

Related cooking methods