【くろず】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. black vinegar, usu. produced from unpolished rice
  2. charred kelp or shiitake mushrooms ground and mixed with vinegar, used to dress raw fish and vegetables
Forms
  • 【くろず】
  • くろず
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. black vinegar, usu. produced from unpolished rice
    2. This refers to a type of vinegar that is dark in color and typically made from unpolished rice. It has a strong flavor and is used in various dishes, especially in Asian cuisine.
    Using black vinegar in this dish enhances its flavor.
    I have started drinking black vinegar for health benefits.
  2. charred kelp or shiitake mushrooms ground and mixed with vinegar, used to dress raw fish and vegetables
    3. This meaning refers to a specific preparation in which ingredients like charred kelp or shiitake mushrooms are combined with vinegar for use as a dressing, emphasizing its culinary applications.
    I ate raw fish with black vinegar dressing.
    When I put black vinegar on the vegetable salad, the flavor intensified.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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