Appetites tend to lag in high heat and humidity, which is why cold or chilled dishes are so refreshing. But who can go a full summer eating nothing but salads and smoothies?
Meet yakibitashi, food that is first sauteed or grilled before soaking in a marinade (hitashi) and served cold. Perfect with cold noodles or rice, this dish combines the best of both worlds.
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