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en | messages | 3 | recipe_info.servings | Serving(s) |
en | messages | 2 | recipe_info.calories | Calories |
en | messages | 1 | nav.title | Navigation |
en | messages | 1 | nav.about-ryukoch | About RyuKoch |
en | messages | 1 | nav.recipe | Recipes |
en | messages | 1 | nav.reviews | Reviews |
en | messages | 1 | nav.blog | Blog |
en | messages | 1 | nav.travel | Travel |
en | messages | 1 | nav.basics | Basics |
en | messages | 1 | nav.faq | FAQ |
en | messages | 1 | header.ratings.based_on | based on |
en | messages | 1 | header.ratings | Reviews |
en | messages | 1 | header.ratings.updated | Updated |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.ingredients.title | Ingredients |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.ingredients.utensils | Utensils |
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en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.recipe_information | Recipe Information |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.vegetarian | Vegetarian |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.vegan | Vegan |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.lactose | Lactose |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.gluten | Gluten |
en | messages | 1 |
recipe_info.calories_per_serving
[ "%calories_per_serving%" => 1 ] |
Calories for 1 serving/s. |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.difficulty | Difficulty |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.cuisine | Cuisine |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.spiciness | Spiciness |
en | messages | 4 | recipe_info.not_spicy | Not Spicy |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.category | Category |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.preparation_time | Preparation time |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.cooking_time | Cooking Time |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.total_time | Total Time |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.keywords | Keywords |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.original_characters | Original Characters |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.no_responsibility | No responsibility can be taken for this information |
en | messages | 1 |
cooked.title
[ "%cooked_amount%" => 5 ] |
5 have already made this dish! |
en | messages | 1 | cooked.your_name | Your Name |
en | messages | 1 | cooked.submit | Submit |
en | messages | 1 | recipe_info.preparation | The preparation |
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en | messages | 1 | comments.write_comment.rating.two | Well |
en | messages | 1 | comments.write_comment.rating.one | Bad |
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en | messages | 1 | comment.mandatory_fields | Mandatory fields |
en | messages | 1 | comment.submit | Submit |
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en | messages | 1 | footer.interesting_links.title | Interesting links |
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en | messages | 1 | footer.japanese-recipe | Japanese recipes |
en | messages | 1 | footer.travel_blog | Travel blog |
en | messages | 1 | footer.jobs | Jobs |
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Locale | Domain | Times used | Message ID | Message Preview |
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en | messages | 1 | Tempura | Tempura |
en | messages | 2 | Deep-fried dishes | Deep-fried dishes |
en | messages | 1 | <div> <ol> <li> <p>Cut the food into bite-sized pieces.</p> </li> <li> <p>For example, quarter or halve the onions and insert a toothpick for easy preparation.</p> </li> <li> <p>Halve the mushrooms, too; leave the small mushrooms whole.</p> </li> <li> <p>Cut the meat into bite-sized pieces.</p> </li> <li> <p>It is best to slice the zucchini. The thicker you slice them, the longer you will have to fry them.</p> </li> <li> <p><a href="/de/rezepte/tempurateig/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Make tempura batter</a>.</p> </li> <li> <p>Now for the actual frying: Preheat the fat or cooking oil to about 190°. There should be enough fat in the deep fryer or pan to be able to fry the food (the food must be able to float in the oil). We recommend vegetable fat (sunflower oil), as this oil is cheap but still very well suited for making delicious tempura. More exotic oils like peanut oil can also be used. The important thing is that the oil is heat-resistant (usually indicated on the packaging), otherwise poisonous gases can be produced. One of the unsuitable oils would be, for example, olive oil.</p> </li> <li> <p>When the fat is hot enough, dip the food in the tempura batter and then fry it for about 2-3 minutes. This requires a bit of intuition, as it can vary from ingredient to ingredient until it is cooked through.</p> </li> <li> <p>Once the ingredients are done frying, it is advisable to place them on a draining rack or on a plate with 2 sheets of kitchen paper so that excess fat can drip off.</p> </li> <li> <p>We also recommend Misoshiru (miso soup) with rice and thin strips of cabbage with mayonnaise for tempura. You can be creative with your dip. Everything from tomato sauce, mayonnaise, soy sauce or chili dip can be used. Traditionally, however, Tensuyu or salt with pepper is used.</p> </li> </ol> </div> | <div> <ol> <li> <p>Cut the food into bite-sized pieces.</p> </li> <li> <p>For example, quarter or halve the onions and insert a toothpick for easy preparation.</p> </li> <li> <p>Halve the mushrooms, too; leave the small mushrooms whole.</p> </li> <li> <p>Cut the meat into bite-sized pieces.</p> </li> <li> <p>It is best to slice the zucchini. The thicker you slice them, the longer you will have to fry them.</p> </li> <li> <p><a href="/de/rezepte/tempurateig/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Make tempura batter</a>.</p> </li> <li> <p>Now for the actual frying: Preheat the fat or cooking oil to about 190°. There should be enough fat in the deep fryer or pan to be able to fry the food (the food must be able to float in the oil). We recommend vegetable fat (sunflower oil), as this oil is cheap but still very well suited for making delicious tempura. More exotic oils like peanut oil can also be used. The important thing is that the oil is heat-resistant (usually indicated on the packaging), otherwise poisonous gases can be produced. One of the unsuitable oils would be, for example, olive oil.</p> </li> <li> <p>When the fat is hot enough, dip the food in the tempura batter and then fry it for about 2-3 minutes. This requires a bit of intuition, as it can vary from ingredient to ingredient until it is cooked through.</p> </li> <li> <p>Once the ingredients are done frying, it is advisable to place them on a draining rack or on a plate with 2 sheets of kitchen paper so that excess fat can drip off.</p> </li> <li> <p>We also recommend Misoshiru (miso soup) with rice and thin strips of cabbage with mayonnaise for tempura. You can be creative with your dip. Everything from tomato sauce, mayonnaise, soy sauce or chili dip can be used. Traditionally, however, Tensuyu or salt with pepper is used.</p> </li> </ol> </div> |