Cha-Zuke
Cha-Zuke refers to a Japanese dish made of cooked rice with various toppings and other ingredients over which green tea is poured. The toppings can be salmon or tarako. It is a suitable dish for making used of left over rice.
Cha-zuke is also known as Chazuke or O-Cha-Zuke
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