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oden; Japanese stew with various ingredients in broth
A winter comfort food consisting of various ingredients simmered in a light dashi-based broth. Common ingredients include boiled eggs, daikon radish, konjac, fish cakes, tofu, and more.
A quintessential Japanese winter dish. In Japan, おでん is famously sold at convenience stores (コンビニ) during the cold months, where customers can choose individual pieces from a heated pot at the counter.
Related words
- 大根 (daikon radish)
- 卵 (boiled egg)
- こんにゃく (konjac)
- ちくわ (tube-shaped fish cake)
- はんぺん (fish cake)
- 厚揚げ (thick fried tofu)
Common collocations
Regional variations exist: 関東 style uses a darker soy-based broth, while 関西 style uses a lighter dashi broth.
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がんもどき (fried tofu fritter)
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大根 (daikon radish)
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卵 (boiled egg)
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こんにゃく (konjac)
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ちくわ (tube-shaped fish cake)
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はんぺん (fish cake)
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厚揚げ (thick fried tofu)