Glossary > Motsuni
What is Motsuni?
もつ煮 もつに / motsuni
Pork or beef offal simmered for a long time with daikon radish, konnyaku and vegetables in a miso or soy-based broth until tender. It is a hearty, warming dish found at many izakayas.
- How to order and eat it
- Comes in a small bowl, often topped with chopped green onion and shichimi pepper. Good in winter.
- Dietary notes
- Usually contains pork (sometimes beef) offal, miso and soy sauce. Often made with fish dashi and sometimes alcohol (sake or mirin).
This is a general description, and recipes vary by shop. If you have an allergy or follow a diet, ask the staff before you order.
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