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DISH RESEARCH · Main dish

Sanpei-jiru

Also known as: 三平汁

MAFF’s Hokkaido recipe uses bony salmon portions salted in its own method, vegetables and konjac in supplied kombu stock, with mirin, late green onion and shichimi; the listed sake addition is unspecified.

About Sanpei-jiru

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MAFF presents Sanpei-jiru as a Hokkaido fish-and-vegetable soup with regional variations. Its selected recipe uses bony salmon portions that are salted and cut in the written method.

Potato, daikon and carrot are cut into chunks, with burdock in thin strips and konjac cake in bite-size pieces. Green beans also appear in the full ingredient list.

Vegetables and konjac simmer in supplied kombu stock until tender, then the same salmon portions join. Mirin and salt season the soup before late-cut green onion is added.

Shichimi finishes the plated soup. Sake is also listed, but the written method gives no step for adding it; the prior recipe for the supplied kombu stock is likewise unspecified.

The entry describes winter home meals and regional winter events. It distinguishes this salted-fish tradition from miso-based Ishikari nabe while acknowledging cod, herring and differently seasoned Sanpei versions.

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Hokkaido / selected salmon Sanpei-jiru recipe
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  1. Sanpei-Jiru