Osechi: the Japanese New Year celebration meal
Daidai: Bitter Orange Japanese cuisine, this dish symbolizes a wish for children on the occasion of New Year.
Datemaki: egg roll relative sweetness mixed with mashed fish or shrimp. This dish symbolizes wishes for good days.
Kamaboko: grilled fish cakes. Traditionally, slices of red and white kamaboko are placed alternating rows or arranged in a particular pattern. The color and shape of them reminiscent of Japan as "the land of the rising sun" with the congratulations.
Kazunoko: herring eggs. This dish symbolizes wishes for the new year above me heaps.
Konbu: is a type of seaweed. Since this involves the yorokobu, meaning "joy."
Kuro-mame: black soybeans. Mame means "healthy", symbolizing health wishes for the new year.
Kohaku-namasu: made from carrots and shredded white radish, pickled with vinegar and water fresh citrus yuzu (citrus hybrids between and Lemon Yichang).
Ears: red sea bream. Symbolizes good things.
Tazukuri: Dried sardines soy sauce. This dish symbolizes the rich harvest.
Zoni: Members rice soup (mochi) cooked in broth (in eastern Japan) or miso soup (in western Japan).
Ebi, poached shrimp with wine sake and soy sauce.
Nishiki Tamago: egg whites with yolk roll separately, yolk yellow symbolizes also the white symbolizes silver.
miso soup: includes water used is called "dashi" cooking with relatively miso and some other ingredients such as tofu, seaweed Mochi: is a type of rice cake's traditional Japanese sweet made from rice flour Kobumaki: Cod wrapped in seaweed Kamaboko: Fish puree Kurikinton: Sweet potato puree with chestnut
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