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Narutomaki Rice Cooker Congee

This warm and cozy congee showcases the unique flavor of . It combines it with tasty jasmine rice, hearty chicken broth, delicate green onions, and bright ginger. This dish is cooked conveniently in a rice cooker, so it's perfect for a simple, hands-off meal. jasmine rice, chicken broth, green onions, ginger, narutomaki-fish-cake

Instant Pot Narutomaki Soup

This hearty soup recipe brings out the versatility of in a comforting and robust broth right from the Instant Pot. It pairs well with robust kombu (dried kelp), delicate tofu, and aromatic miso, offering a deep and satisfying umami experience. narutomaki-fish-cake, kombu, tofu, miso

Stir Fry Narutomaki Noodles

This stir fry noodle dish is fast, flavorful and customizable! It features , quick cooking ramen noodles, crunchy green beans, and a conditionally essential amino acid-rich soy sauce. It is cooked in a stir fry pan for a quick and delicious meal. narutomaki-fish-cake, ramen noodles, green beans, soy sauce

Narutomaki Sushi Roll

This sushi roll recipe offers a great way to enjoy the distinctive taste of . Here it is paired with sticky sushi rice, crunchy cucumber, creamy avocado, and tangy rice vinegar for a fabulously refreshing and tasty meal. narutomaki-fish-cake, sushi rice, cucumber, avocado, rice vinegar

Narutomaki Teriyaki Skewers

These delightfully sweet and savory skewers showcase the flavor of with a tangy teriyaki sauce. Very simple to make, they are served with the rounded, medium grain Calrose rice and sweet bell pepper to complete the dish. narutomaki-fish-cake, teriyaki sauce, skewers, Calrose rice, bell pepper

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is narutomaki?

    Narutomaki is a type of processed seafood product, known as kamaboko in Japan. It's a type of fish cake, often used as a topping for ramen.

  • What does narutomaki taste like?

    Narutomaki has a mild, slightly sweet seafood flavor. It's tender, yet firm in texture.

  • Is narutomaki healthy?

    Narutomaki is relatively healthy as it's low in fat and high in protein. However, it can be high in sodium, so it should be eaten in moderation.

  • How do you cook with narutomaki?

    Traditionally narutomaki is used as a topping for ramen, but you can also add it to stir-fry, noodle dishes, or sandwiches.

  • Can narutomaki be eaten raw?

    Yes, narutomaki is pre-cooked so it can be eaten straight from the package if desired.

  • Is narutomaki fish cake gluten-free?

    Narutomaki itself is typically gluten-free, but it's best to check the product label as some variations may contain soy sauce or other gluten-containing ingredients.

  • How long does narutomaki last in the fridge?

    Once opened, narutomaki should be consumed within a few days. But it can last for up to a week in the fridge if it's well-wrapped and stored properly.

  • Is there a vegetarian or vegan version of narutomaki?

    Unfortunately, traditional narutomaki is made with fish, so it's not vegetarian or vegan. However it's possible to find or make alternatives using vegetarian or vegan ingredients.

  • How is narutomaki made?

    Narutomaki is made by mixing pureed white fish with flavorings, forming it into a loaf, and then steaming it until it becomes firm.

  • Why does narutomaki have a pink swirl?

    The pink swirl in narutomaki is actually a food coloring. It's purely decorative and doesn't affect the flavor.

  • Why is it called narutomaki?

    Narutomaki gets its name from the Naruto Strait in Japan, which is known for its whirlpools. The pink swirl design is a homage to these whirlpools.

  • How is narutomaki served in ramen?

    Narutomaki is usually sliced and served on top of the ramen, often along with other condiments like green onions, and boiled egg.

  • What other dishes can narutomaki be used in?

    Apart from ramen, narutomaki can be used in sushi, soups, salads, and even pizzas.

  • Where can I buy narutomaki?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Can I freeze narutomaki?

    Yes, you can freeze narutomaki. It's recommended to cut it into slices before freezing to make it easier to use later.

  • Are there other types of fish cakes besides narutomaki?

    Yes, there are many types of Japanese fish cakes. Some popular ones include kamaboko, chikuwa, and hanpen.