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Variety meat hot pot.motsunabe ia a type of nabemono in japanese cuisine,which is made from beef and pork offal. a hot pot is filled with soup, prepared beef and pork offal and boiled for a while, cabbage and garlic chives are added.

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beef cabbage chili chives cuisine dinner dish food garlic healthy hot hotpot intestine japan japanese lunch meal meat miso motsunabe nabemono offal pepper pork pot sauce seed sesame soup soy stock tofu traditional variety winter

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