英語訳
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Should be eaten occasionally. Removes wind qi,
does not greatly interfere with parasites
▲Yellowtail: neutral in nature
Regulates spleen and stomach, fattens the body
Increases vitality, good for deficiency conditions
Stirs wind and generates sores
If taken in excess, causes parasitic qi
▲Conch shell: sweet and
neutral
Relaxes the five organs, soothes the stomach
Pregnant women should avoid. Disrupts
the blood
▲Flying fish: warm in nature,
non-toxic
Regulates spleen and stomach, promotes appetite. Good for a hundred
diseases. Supplements the five organs,
medicine for parasitic accumulation and apoplexy
For elderly and children's diarrhea, boil and
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use. It will stop the condition. For pregnant women,
no hindrance to difficult childbirth. Medicine for beriberi.
Increases vitality. Strengthens yin
and prolongs life. Should be eaten regularly
▲Loach: neutral, non-toxic
Does not interfere with a hundred diseases. Well
increases vitality and strengthens yin essence
▲Eel: sweet and greatly
warm in nature
Medicine for dampness, beriberi, hemorrhoids
Strengthens yin and supplements the center,
good for cold rumbling in the abdomen
Treats heaviness in the lower back. Strengthens sinews
and bones, supplements kidneys,
heals various sores.
Always give to children with malnutrition. Medicine that treats diarrhea
▲Kuchitori: sweet, non-toxic
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Stand chopsticks there, make cuts from the left breast, fillet from the right breast, rest the head
against the right wing, fillet the left breast, then remove both thigh joints,
cut away from the left, place at the right far corner of the board with feet to the right,
bend head to the left, cut away the right, and arrange at the right position.
The body carcass should be placed at the left far corner. Wipe the board clean and rearrange from the left
fillet, place feet to the right, cut away the thigh joint skin,
then place feet toward the far side, arrange next to the head, remove wing joints,
place the meat at the far center edge of the board, place wings
below in line with the body carcass, arrange the back meat at the far center edge. Do the same with the right fillet
▲For pheasant, copper pheasant, dove, etc.: first place pheasant head to the left, beak forward, belly
forward, wings spread flat horizontally, cut the head from the base
and place at the left far corner, the filleting method is the same as for the right side
▲For small bird cutting forms, first the cross-cut style uses only both fillets. Cut from the base of wings and thighs,
arrange horizontally as is, then make cross-cuts. The back meat should
be omitted ● For strip-cut style, do as above, cut horizontally and
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rearrange into strips, then make strip cuts ● For fine-cut style,
do as above, peel into many layers and make fine cross-cuts
● For large-peel style, do as above, peel into pieces about 2 sun square, thickness
about 2 bu. This is also called senbei ● For toss-cut style,
do as above, use knife diagonally thin and make long light cuts
● For bone style, after filleting, crush the bones of wings, thighs, etc.
with a bit of meat attached. This is for small ducks, coots, snipe
● For boneless style, after filleting, remove sinew and bone portions
This is also for small ducks, coots, snipe, etc. ● For bone-attached style, turn skin and bones
remove only wing and leg bones and shinbones without crushing, leave as is
with meat attached. This is for larks, thrushes, etc. However, for larks,
use shinbones to make the split claws ● For minced style, like the bone-attached above
but mince finely like minced preparations
This is also for larks, siskins, etc. ● For layered style, after preparation,
layer the wings one upon another. This is for boiled birds, parboiled birds, etc.