"Osechi" Japanese New Year's Dish
Hi. How's everything?π
I'm starting to see the end of the year. It's about time to prepare for New Year.
I'll write about "Osechi," Japanese New Year's Dish, in a series from today. The first is about "Osechi" itself as a whole.
"Osechi" or "Osechi-ryori" is Japanese traditional dish prepared especially for New Year's celebration, which we eat during New Year's holidays. It’s an assortment of mini dishes, each of which has a special meaning such as good health and prosperity for the family for the year. The dishes are packed together in "Jubako," a type of tiered food box (usually lacquer ware).
I'll introduce one of the small dishes next timeπ
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