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Meanings
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root vegetables simmered in broth
A home-style Japanese dish where root vegetables (often potatoes, carrots, or taro) are simmered in a sweet-savory broth until the liquid reduces and coats the vegetables. The name literally means 'simmered and rolled around'.
See also: 煮ころがし
Let's make simmered potatoes for dinner tonight.
My mother's simmered root vegetables are sweet and salty, and go great with rice.