Cold pickles

Japanese: 寒漬
Cold pickles
A local dish from the Ashikita and Minamata regions of Kumamoto Prefecture. Salted daikon radishes are exposed to the cold wind, beaten with a wooden mallet several times to flatten them out, and then soaked in a soy sauce-based marinade.

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Japanese:
熊本県、芦北・水俣地方の郷土料理。塩漬けにしたダイコンを寒風にさらし、木槌で叩いて平たく伸ばすことを何度か繰り返し、醤油ベースの漬け汁で漬け込む。

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