Dango are small balls which are made by kneading rice flour and water, and steaming or boiling them.
As for Mitarashi Dango.
We usually, fix some dango (three to five) on a bamboo skewer.
Grill it lightly.
And cover it with soy sause and sugar besed sauce.
The sauce is made by mixing soy sauce, mirin(sweet sake), sugar, Kuzuko or potato starch, and water, and so on, and simmering them.
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Ah, I remember this food well because one of Naruto's character is named Mitarashi Anko and she liks eating dango a lot. But dango could also mean 'boys' right?
No, boys"男子" normary read "danshi".
haha, I suppose you said about manga"Boys over flowers".
Oridinary, japanese saying "hana yori dango" means "dimpling rather than flowers".
But, The author replaced "dimpling" to "boys".
and forcedly applid the pronunciation "dango".
Ya, that's what I read..."Dumplings over flowers."
Maybe why a friend forcibly said too "dango san kyoudai" about my 3kids and I was thinking she might thought my kids are food (or very chubby ones)...;-) I kept wondering why she said dango then I read that in the Manga and J-dorama page...(Btw, I am a fan of Matsujun). Thanks for the additional explanation.
YES! i love dango=) made from soysauce right? yum yum..kinako flavor mo osusume desu ne=)
Yes,I like Kinako flavor too.
お邪魔だったらすみません。
これだんごはおいしそうですね。
教えていただいてありがとう。
このブログ は面白い読み物です。
明日もう一度読むます。
(私は日本語で苦労している。すみません。)
Leica, I think you are good at writting in Japanese.
They are lovely, even if they do look like eyeballs on a stick! :)
ha ha thoes are really look like eye balls.
A Japanese artist makes large dangos of clay, Do you know of him? Jun Kanako?
These look delicious...
Is he ceramic artist Jun kaneko who lives U.S ?
Nobuさんは気が大きい。(⌒▽⌒)
私の日本語はまだ十分とは言えない。
昨晩、夕食に団子をたべた。
大変おいしいでした。
leica さんは、日本の顔文字もご存知なんですね。
Yes,, Nabu, it is Jun Kaneko in US. I have met him, long ago. HIs work is shown in Seattle, too. I know he worked in Finland years ago at a large pottery place there.
Some of his work looks like large blown glass vases, large, I mean! I love his work. Do you know it?
Also I have met Akio Takemori. I hope I spelled that right. I saw a presentation by him once, too, and it was so familial, his outlook. I think he lives on Vashon Island not far from Seattle.
Allen Walker's favorite food!
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