mizore nabe; hot pot with grated daikon
A hot pot dish where a large amount of grated daikon radish is added, giving a snowy appearance like sleet (みぞれ).
On cold days, mizore nabe warms you up.
The grated daikon in mizore nabe gives it a light, refreshing taste.
Standard kanji-kana spelling; みぞれ is usually written in kana.
Rare kanji form; 霙 is a rarely used kanji for みぞれ.
From みぞれ (sleet) + 鍋 (pot), named after the resemblance of grated daikon in the hot pot to sleet.