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Izu Oshima, Tokyo ingredients

Izu Oshima kyon with island-grown ashitaba. Use the leaves in soup or as a cooked side for miso loin, braised ribs, ragù, fried round, and curry.

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Total time includes marinating. Allow additional time to thaw frozen meat.

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Local produce to look for

Island-level pairing. Tokyo's agricultural video documents ashitaba cultivation and shipping on Oshima. It does not show today's shop stock or establish a shared shipment with meat.

Sources checked:

Ashitaba

Tokyo Metropolitan Government documents ashitaba cultivation and shipping on Izu Oshima.

Tokyo Metropolitan Government: Oshima ashitaba

In the kitchen: Wash, blanch until the stems are tender, and serve beside kyon, or add prepared leaves to soup. Spinach or komatsuna can substitute without implying island origin.

Availability: Confirm the harvest window and current stock with the grower or shop.

Meat sources and origin

Izu Oshima Gibier: kyon guide

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