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Ehime Taimeshi

Also known as: Ehime Sea Bream Rice, Hojo Taimeshi

Ehime rice cooked with whole sea bream, kombu, light soy sauce and sake.

Ehime Taimeshi — illustrative food image

About Ehime Taimeshi

Ehime taimeshi includes more than one established regional style. This official Ehime Culinary Institute recipe follows the Toyo and Chuyo cooked-fish style, placing whole sea bream and kombu over seasoned rice.

Sea bream and kombu give the rice a clean marine savouriness, while light soy sauce, sake and salt season it gently without masking the fish.

The fish cooks intact above the rice, then its bones and the kombu are removed. Flaked sea bream is mixed through the glossy grains, with mitsuba as an optional fresh green garnish.

Allergens in this recipe

Contains: Fish, Soy, Wheat (gluten).

Other allergen details are unconfirmed.

Ingredients vary by restaurant. Confirm your allergens with staff before ordering.

Ingredients in Ehime Taimeshi

Ehime Culinary Institute whole-sea-bream taimeshi.

Ingredient details & uncertainties

Allergen information is incomplete. Unconfirmed details do not establish that an allergen is absent.

  • Rice: . Exact grain type is not specified.
  • Whole sea bream:
  • Kombu: . Removed after cooking as directed.
  • Light soy sauce: . Ordinary light soy sauce supports Soy and Wheat; exact supplier formula remains unresolved.
  • Sake: . Exact supplier formula is unspecified.
  • Salt:
  • Water: . Water selected rather than the soup-stock alternative.
  • Mitsuba (optional): . Selected from the source's garnish suggestions and kept optional.

Origins & food traditions

MAFF distinguishes the whole-fish rice style of Ehime's Toyo and Chuyo areas from the raw-fish-over-rice style of Nanyo; this profile names the official cooked-fish version rather than claiming one universal taimeshi.

Countries

  • Japan
  • JapanCatalogue link pending review

Cuisines & regions

AI-generated illustration of one possible presentation. Recipes and ingredients vary; the image does not establish allergen content.

Sources & references
  1. Taimeshi - Our Regional Cuisines, MAFF Japan