1.
charcoal grilling; charcoal-grilled food
The method of grilling food over charcoal, or food prepared in this way. Valued for the smoky flavor and high heat that charcoal provides.
Composed of 炭火 (charcoal fire) + 焼き (grilling). Charcoal grilling is considered superior to gas grilling in Japanese cuisine because of the intense infrared heat and the subtle smoky flavor it imparts. Many yakitori shops and unagi restaurants specifically advertise charcoal grilling as a mark of quality.
Common collocations
- 炭火焼きの焼き鳥: charcoal-grilled yakitori
- 炭火焼きの鰻: charcoal-grilled eel
- 炭火焼き料理: charcoal-grilled cuisine
- 備長炭で焼く: grill over binchotan charcoal
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網焼き (grilling on a wire rack)