Meaning Kamaboko
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Kamaboko


Fish cake.
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Kamaboko


蒲鉾 - fish cake, fish jelly, made from ground fish meat (surumi)
Source: japanvisitor.com (offline)

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Kamaboko


蒲鉾 – processed whitefish loaf with a firm, somewhat rubbery texture. Usually pink or yellow on the outside and white inside. Served in soups, including ramen
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(kah-mah-boh-ko) – Imitation crab meat (also called surimi) usually made from pollack. Generally used in California rolls and other maki, it’s not the same thing as “soft shell crab.”
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Any of various processed seafood products made from surimi, in which whitefish is pureed, formed into loaves, and steamed until firm. * '''1966''', Institute of Food Technologists, ''Food Technolog [..]
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