(ぞうすい)

ぞうすい
noun
rice porridge
See also: 増水(ぞうすい) (rising water)
1. zosui, Japanese rice porridge
A rice dish made by cooking rice in seasoned broth with various ingredients. Often made with leftover rice and served as comfort food or to finish a hot pot meal.
I made zosui after the hot pot meal.
Zosui is easy to eat when you have a cold.
Zosui with egg is delicious.
You can easily make a dish by using leftover rice to make zosui.
Zosui made with the richly flavored broth left after a hot pot is the perfect finishing dish.
() refers to the final dish to finish a meal

雑炊(ぞうすい) is a Japanese rice porridge made by simmering rice in seasoned broth.

Characteristics:

  • Made with cooked rice (unlike (かゆ)/okayu which starts with raw rice)
  • Uses flavorful broth (dashi, hot pot liquid)
  • Rice retains some texture
  • Often has egg swirled in at the end

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