Can I make kiritanpo at home?
Yes, you can, but it requires specific tools for pounding rice. Store-bought kiritanpo are readily available in Japanese supermarkets or online, which simplifies the process.
Japanese · dinner
50m
Total time
4
Servings
450
kcal
medium
Difficulty
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FAQ · Things people ask
Yes, you can, but it requires specific tools for pounding rice. Store-bought kiritanpo are readily available in Japanese supermarkets or online, which simplifies the process.
Feel free to use other nabe-friendly vegetables like napa cabbage, enoki mushrooms, or daikon radish. Just ensure they cook similarly to the traditional ingredients.
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