(ゆぎ)

ゆぎり
noun
draining hot water (from noodles)
1. draining hot water; straining off boiling water
The act of draining hot water from boiled noodles or other foods. A fundamental step in cooking ramen, pasta, soba, and similar dishes.
(めん)湯切(ゆぎ)りをする。
Drain the hot water from the noodles.
湯切(ゆぎ)りが(あま)いとスープが(うす)くなる。
If you don't drain the water thoroughly, the broth will become watery.
ラーメン()店主(てんしゅ)豪快(ごうかい)湯切(ゆぎ)りをしている姿(すがた)はかっこいい。
It looks cool when a ramen shop owner does a vigorous noodle draining.

USAGE:
湯切(ゆぎ)り is commonly associated with ramen preparation, where the cook lifts noodles from boiling water in a strainer and shakes off excess water before placing them in the broth. The quality of 湯切(ゆぎ)り affects the final taste of the dish.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 湯切(ゆぎ)りをする (to drain hot water)
  • 湯切(ゆぎ)りが(あま)い (draining is insufficient)
  • しっかり湯切(ゆぎ)りする (to drain thoroughly)

RELATED WORDS:

  • 水切(みずき)り: draining water (cold)
  • ()でる: to boil