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Meanings
1
crab innards; crab tomalley; brown meat of crab
usually written using kana alone
The soft, miso-like paste found inside a crab's shell, especially the hepatopancreas. Considered a delicacy in Japan.
Crab innards have a rich flavor and go well with sake.
When eating crab, I thoroughly enjoy even the crab innards inside the shell.
2
miso mixed with crab innards
usually written using kana alonefood / cooking
A prepared food where crab innards or scraps are mixed into miso paste, often used as a seasoning or spread.
In this region, hot pot dishes using miso mixed with crab innards are a specialty.