Lingaku- small fish sliced open and pickled in a mixture of vinegar, sake, and saltfood, cooking
- seafood pickled in soy (esp. squid)food, cooking
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- small fish sliced open and pickled in a mixture of vinegar, sake, and salt
- seafood pickled in soy (especially squid)
This meaning refers to a traditional method of preserving and flavoring small fish to enhance their taste and longevity through pickling.
The small fish was soaked in a mixture of vinegar, sake, and salt.
This meaning pertains to a broader category of seafood preparations where squid and other seafood are marinated, especially in soy sauce, offering a different flavor profile to the dish.
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おきつけ沖漬けをつくる作るto prepare pickled fishおきつけ沖漬けをたべる食べるto eat pickled fishおきつけ沖漬けのかいせん海鮮pickled seafoodおきつけ沖漬けおにぎりpickled fish rice ballおきつけ沖漬けをつけるto pickle fishおきつけ沖漬けさらだサラダpickled fish saladおきつけ沖漬けのべんりさ便利さconvenience of pickled fishおきつけ沖漬けをおつまみにするto use pickled fish as a snackおきつけ沖漬けりょうり料理pickled fish dishおきつけ沖漬けすき好きlover of pickled fish