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The product description of User Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” is as follows.
Deep-fried tofu kamaboko with white fish, soybean flour and yam. Please enjoy the plump texture as it is.
[Approximate bag size] Shopping bag (small ) Product contents
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“Suzuhiro’s ‘Fluffy Satsuma'” is a deep-fried kamaboko made with soybean flour and yam added to white fish. It seems that you can enjoy the fluffy texture as it is. The product contains 3 pieces, and the expiration date is 7 days from the shipping date. Also, it seems that eggs and shrimp are included as specific raw materials. The approximate size of the bag is “plastic bag (small)”.
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Suzuhiro is a kamaboko (steamed fish cake) maker.
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As you can imagine from the name “Fukukura Satsuma”, Suzuhiro’s Kamaboko products are Satsumaage-style kamaboko with a plump texture. Because it is made with soybean flour and yam, it seems to have a more chewy texture than regular kamaboko. Because it has a firm thickness, it must be satisfying to eat. While making the most of the traditional flavor of kamaboko, you can enjoy new textures and arrangements.
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tell me some arrangement recipes to enjoy Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously.
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course! Below are some ideas for delicious arrangements of Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma.
Salad-style arrangement: Enjoy the thinly sliced “Fukukura Satsuma” as a salad with fresh vegetables. Accent it with dressings or mayonnaise-based sauces.
As a rice ball filling: Cut the “Fukukura Satsuma” into a size that fits in a small hand and use it as a rice ball filling. Wrapping it in nori seaweed and eating it with rice makes the rice ball even more delicious.
As an ingredient for oden: You can also try putting “Fukukura Satsuma” in oden. “Fukukura Satsuma” soaked in oden broth will be a warm and delicious dish.
Deep-fried food ingredients: Thinly slice the “Fukukura Satsuma” and try it for tempura or karaage. The combination of the crispy batter and the fluffy satsuma is sure to whet your appetite.
Rice Burger: Substitute Fukura Satsuma bun for a healthy rice burger. You can enjoy your original burger by adding your favorite ingredients and sauces.
Try these arranged recipes and enjoy “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” even more!
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tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in Northern Japan.
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Here are some arranged recipes that match the ingredients and climate of northern Japan.
Fluffy Satsuma Yukimi Daifuku: A perfect arrangement for the cold winters of northern Japan. Cut the plump sweet potato, put red bean paste and ice cream in between, and enjoy it like Yukimi Daifuku.
Fluffy Satsuma tossed with Wild Vegetables: Let’s cut and mix Fukura Satsuma as an aemono using wild vegetables from northern Japan. The flavor of the mountain vegetables and the texture of the plump sweet potato make for an exquisite dish.
Miso dengaku with plump satsuma: Try skewering plump satsuma and grilling it as miso-flavored dengaku. You can enjoy the flavor of miso and the flavor of plump sweet potato with grilled marks.
Fluffy Satsuma Hot Pot: Hot pot is perfect for the cold season in northern Japan. Try adding plump satsuma as a hot pot ingredient and enjoy a delicious hot pot with lots of ingredients.
Fluffy Satsuma Kaisen-don: Try making a kaisen-don with plump Satsuma, along with fresh Hokkaido seafood. You can enjoy the combination of seafood and land.
Please enjoy “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” by combining the ingredients and flavors of northern Japan with these arranged recipes!
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Please tell me some recipes for enjoying Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” in East Japan.
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course! Here are some arranged recipes that match the ingredients and climate of eastern Japan.
Fluffy Satsuma Dashi Maki Tamago: Let’s add plump Satsuma to dashimaki tamago, a typical dish of eastern Japan. The fluffy texture matches perfectly with eggs.
Fluffy Satsuma Yamakake Udon: Try Yamakake Udon, a noodle dish from eastern Japan, topped with fluffy satsuma. The udon flavor goes well with the plump sweet potato.
Fluffy Satsuma Imoni: Try adding plump satsuma to one of the local dishes of eastern Japan, imoni. You can enjoy the gentle taste and texture.
Plump Satsuma Matsumae-style: Let’s use Puffy Satsuma in Matsumae-style, a specialty of the Tohoku region. The flavor of vinegar and soy sauce adds an exquisite accent to the plump Satsuma.
Isobe-age of plump satsuma: Try making Isobe-age of plump satsuma, inspired by the seafood of eastern Japan. You can enjoy the flavor of the sea and the texture of plump satsuma.
Please enjoy “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” by combining it with East Japan ingredients and traditional dishes with these arranged recipes!
Please tell me some arrangement recipes to enjoy Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” in West Japan .
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course! Here are some arranged recipes that match the ingredients and dishes of western Japan.
Fluffy Satsuma Okonomiyaki: Let’s add plump Satsuma to okonomiyaki, a typical dish of western Japan. If you mix it into the dough and bake it, the fluffy texture will be accented.
Fukura Satsuma Takoyaki Style: Try making a takoyaki-style snack by using plump satsuma instead of takoyaki. It’s good to season with sauce and mayonnaise.
Plump Satsuma Grated Somen: Try putting Puffy Satsuma on somen noodles with grated radish and ponzu sauce. You can enjoy the refreshing taste.
Fluffy Satsuma Mikan Dressing: Try making Fukura Satsuma Mikan Dressing by combining it with western Japanese mandarin oranges. You can enjoy sweet and sour flavor.
Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki with Plump Satsuma: Let’s add plump Satsuma to Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki. Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki is characterized by its springy texture.
Please enjoy combining “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with ingredients and dishes from western Japan with these arranged recipes!
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tell me some arrangement recipes to enjoy Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in Southern Japan.
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course! Here are some arranged recipes that match the ingredients and dishes of southern Japan.
Fluffy Satsuma Yakisoba: Let’s add fluffy satsuma to yakisoba, a typical dish of Southern Japan. Stir-fried with stir-fried vegetables and enjoy as an ingredient for yakisoba.
Plump Satsuma Black Pork Shabu-Shabu: Try adding plump Satsuma to the black pork shabu-shabu, which is popular in southern Japan. You can enjoy it with thinly sliced meat for shabu-shabu.
Fluffy Satsuma with Shikwasa: Let’s make fluffy Satsuma with shikuwasa, a specialty of southern Japan. Refreshing acidity will be the accent.
Fried satsuma with fluffy satsuma: Try using fluffy satsuma in deep-fried satsuma, a local dish of southern Japan. The combination of crispy batter and plump sweet potato is fun.
Fluffy Satsuma Kakiage: Try adding plump Satsuma to your southern Japanese style Kakiage. Fried with seasonal vegetables to create a light dish.
Please enjoy combining “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with ingredients and dishes from Southern Japan with these arranged recipes!
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tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously on the west coast of America.
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course! Here are some recipes that match the ingredients and dishes of the West Coast of the United States.
Poke Bowl with Plump Satsuma: Try a poke bowl that originated in Hawaii and topped with plump Satsuma. You can enjoy it with fresh fish and vegetables.
Fluffy Satsuma Fish Tacos: Use plump satsuma in fish tacos, a popular West Coast dish. Please enjoy by arranging it as an ingredient for tacos.
Fluffy Satsuma Avocado Toast: Try topping plump Satsuma on the avocado toast that is popular with health-conscious American West Coasters.
Fluffy Satsuma California Roll: Let’s wrap a California roll with plump Satsuma. You can enjoy the combination of fresh seafood and plump sweet potato.
Fluffy Satsuma Clam Chowder: Add plump satsuma to clam chowder, a popular West Coast seafood dish. It goes well with creamy soup.
Enjoy combining “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with ingredients and cooking styles from the West Coast of the United States with these arranged recipes!
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tell me some arrangement recipes to enjoy Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” on the East Coast of the United States.
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course! Here are some recipes that match the ingredients and dishes of the East Coast of the United States.
Plump Satsuma Lobster Rolls: Try Puffy Satsuma in your East Coast lobster rolls. Please enjoy the fluffy sweet potato sandwiched between the fragrant buttered buns.
Plump Satsuma Crab Cakes: Add plump Satsuma to your Maryland-style crab cakes. The texture of the fluffy sweet potato adds a new accent to the crab cake.
Chesapeake Bay Chowder with Plump Satsuma: Add Plump Satsuma to Chesapeake Bay’s popular seafood chowder. It goes well with rich soup.
Fluffy Satsuma New England Clam Chowder: Try our New England style clam chowder topped with fluffy satsuma. The balance with the creamy soup is fun.
Fluffy Satsuma New York-Style Pizza: Try a New York-style pizza topped with plump Satsuma. You can enjoy it as a pizza ingredient.
Enjoy combining Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma with ingredients and cooking styles from the East Coast of the United States with these arranged recipes!
Please tell us some arrangement recipes to enjoy Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” in Spain .
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course! Here are some recipes that match Spanish ingredients and dishes.
Fluffy Satsuma Tortilla: Add plump Satsuma to tortillas, a typical Spanish dish. Stir-fry with potatoes and enjoy like an omelet.
Plump Satsuma Paella: Try the famous Spanish paella topped with plump Satsuma. A combination with seafood is also recommended.
Plump Satsuma Pintxos: Let’s use Plump Satsuma for pintxos popular in Spanish bars. It’s good to topping on toast or bread.
Fluffy Satsuma Chilled Soup: Try the Spanish cold soup, gazpacho, with fluffy satsuma. You can enjoy the refreshing taste.
Plump Satsuma Pan Con Tomate: Try pan con to mate, a Spanish-style snack made with tomato and olive oil, served with plump sweet potato.
Enjoy combining Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma with Spanish ingredients and cooking styles with these arranged recipes!
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tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in Italy.
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course! Here are some recipes that match Italian ingredients and dishes.
Puffy Satsuma Pizza: Let’s try topping Puffy Satsuma on pizza, a typical Italian dish. It goes well with tomato sauce and cheese.
Puffy Satsuma Risotto: Try adding Plump Satsuma to your Italian risotto. You can enjoy a fluffy texture by cooking it as a risotto.
Fluffy Satsuma Pasta: Use fluffy satsuma in Italian pasta dishes. It is also recommended to combine with tomato sauce or cream sauce.
Fluffy Satsuma Bruschetta: Try the Italian appetizer Bruschetta topped with plump Satsuma. You can enjoy it with tomatoes and basil on toast.
Fluffy Satsuma Caprese: Let’s top the Italian classic Caprese salad with plump Satsuma. Goes well with mozzarella cheese and basil.
Enjoy combining Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma with Italian ingredients and cooking styles with these arranged recipes!
UserPlease
tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in France.
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course! Here are some recipes that match French ingredients and dishes.
Puffy Satsuma Croque-Monsieur: Try using plump Satsuma in croque-monsieur, a typical French dish. We recommend finishing with white sauce and cheese.
Fluffy Satsuma Salad Nicoise: Try the French salad, Nicoise, topped with plump Satsuma. Good compatibility with olives and anchovies.
Fluffy Satsuma Crepe: Let’s use plump satsuma for crepes, a French thin pancake. It goes well with sweet and salty crepes.
Fluffy Satsuma Confit: Try adding plump Satsuma to confit, a traditional French dish. Simmer slowly and enjoy the flavor.
Fluffy Satsuma Quiche: Try adding plump Satsuma to your French quiche. Enjoy it as an ingredient in a quiche made with eggs and cream.
Enjoy combining “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with French ingredients and cooking styles with these arranged recipes!
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tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in England.
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course! Here are some recipes that match British ingredients and dishes.
Fluffy Satsuma Shepherd’s Pie: Try plump Satsuma in Shepherd’s Pie, a classic British dish. Enjoy as a juicy meat pie.
Fluffy Satsuma Fish and Chips: Try the UK’s famous Fish and Chips topped with plump Satsuma. The combination with crispy fries is fun.
Puffy Satsuma Pudding: Try Puffy Satsuma in British pudding. Enjoy as a sweet dessert.
Korquon Bleu with Puffy Satsuma: Try adding plump Satsuma to Korquon Bleu, a British specialty. You can enjoy it with potatoes.
Fluffy Satsuma Tea Sandwich: A traditional British teatime snack, try sandwiches with plump satsuma. Please enjoy by arranging with ingredients and sauce.
Enjoy combining “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with British ingredients and cooking styles with these arranged recipes!
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tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in Germany.
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course! Here are some recipes that match German ingredients and dishes.
Plump Satsuma Bratwurst: Let’s try topping plump Satsuma on bratwurst, a typical German sausage. Please enjoy it as an ingredient of sausage.
Fluffy Satsuma Pretzel Sandwich: Try making a German pretzel sandwich with plump Satsuma. The combination with salty pretzels is fun.
Fluffy Satsuma Calzone: Try a German-style calzone with plump Satsuma. If you wrap it in pie crust and bake it, it will be a fluffy dish.
Fluffy Sauerkraut: Try traditional German sauerkraut with plump Satsuma. It goes well with sour sauerkraut.
Fluffy Satsuma Wiener Bretzel: Let’s try the German Wiener Bretzel with fluffy sweet potato. It is a dish that matches the unique shape of the Wiener Bretzel.
Enjoy combining “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with German ingredients and cooking styles with these arranged recipes!
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Please tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in Sweden.
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course! Here are some recipes that match Swedish ingredients and dishes.
Fluffy Satsuma Meatballs: Mix plump Satsuma into meatballs, a classic Swedish dish. Enjoy as juicy meatballs.
Puffy Satsuma Gravlax: Try the traditional Swedish seafood dish, Gravlax, topped with plump sweet potato. The combination with salmon is fun.
Puffy Satsuma Kanerburu: Let’s put plump Satsuma in Kanerburu, a Swedish cinnamon roll. You can enjoy the sweet accent with cinnamon.
Fluffy Satsuma Smogasbread: Try the Swedish open sandwich, Smorgasbread topped with plump Satsuma. Please enjoy it in combination with various ingredients.
Fluffy Satsuma Potato Pancakes: Try a traditional Swedish dish, potato pancakes with fluffy sweets. Good compatibility with sour cream.
Enjoy combining “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with Swedish ingredients and cooking styles with these arranged recipes!
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Please tell me some arrangement recipes to eat Suzuhiro’s “Fukukura Satsuma” deliciously in Latvia.
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course! Here are some recipes that match Latvian ingredients and dishes.
Pilsu Soup with Plump Satsuma: Add Plump Satsuma to Pils Soup, a typical Latvian soup. You can enjoy it as a soup.
Puffy Satsuma Pierini: Try Puffy Satsuma in a traditional Latvian pie, Pierini. If you wrap it in pie crust and bake it, it will be a delicious dish.
Plump Satsuma Kareisu: Try the Latvian pancake Kareisu topped with plump Satsuma. The sweet pancake has a fluffy sweet potato texture.
Puffy Satsuma Jantu Soup: Add Puffy Satsuma to Jantu Soup, a traditional Latvian stew. Enjoy the flavor by simmering it with vegetables.
Puffy Satsuma Crakes: Let’s put plump sweets in Krakes, a traditional Latvian sweet. It is delicious when wrapped in pie crust and fried.
Enjoy combining Latvian ingredients and cooking styles with “Suzuhiro’s Plump Satsuma” with these arranged recipes!