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View Poll Results: What's your favorite Tsukemono?
Radish (Takuan-white, yellow, etc.) 6 66.67%
Plum (Umeboshi) 3 33.33%
Cucumber 3 33.33%
Cabbage (Hakusai) 2 22.22%
Cabbage (Kyabetsu) 2 22.22%
Eggplant (Nasu) 4 44.44%
Small onion (Rakkyo) 2 22.22%
Ginger (Gari, as served with sushi) 2 22.22%
Ginger (shredded, as served with fried rice) 1 11.11%
Fukushinzuke (crunchy red vegetables served with curry) 1 11.11%
Others 4 44.44%
Don't touch the stuff! 0 0%
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Old Jun 5, 2004, 09:35   #1
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My fav is shiba-zuke. Tsukemono in the US tends to have way too much sugar and MSG, which is the case in ones sold in authentic Japanese groceries too.

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That red turnip one is amazing. What is it called?
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Funny you ask this, because I really ate alot of most of this when I was in Japan, I had some Cabbage Ramen at the Onsen in Odaiba, it was DELICIOUS!
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How can I vote when I link them all?

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I like yellow radish, cucumber and eggplant. I also eat a lot of other preserved bamboos, cabbages, crabs and clams from Korea and Shanghai. And my friends keep telling me that one day I will have stomach cancer .
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Originally Posted by Jean-Francois
I like yellow radish, cucumber and eggplant. I also eat a lot of other preserved bamboos, cabbages, crabs and clams from Korea and Shanghai. And my friends keep telling me that one day I will have stomach cancer .
I say ignore your friends and enjoy the food
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Originally Posted by Jean-Francois
I like yellow radish, cucumber and eggplant. I also eat a lot of other preserved bamboos, cabbages, crabs and clams from Korea and Shanghai. And my friends keep telling me that one day I will have stomach cancer .
same here...frens keep telling me each time i eat those stuffs....
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