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Yamaimo root is often used as a binder in noodle dishes or made into….

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Tororo paste. Unlike the common yam, it can be used raw, lending its crunchy texture to sushi, sashimi and salads. It is also a preferable vegetable to tempura. If using like a common yam, it can be braised, broiled and roasted. Given its absence of flavor, it is enhanced with savory herbs, spices and sweet sauces.






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