Taiyaki

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Taiyaki / Fish Cakes (た い 焼 き, 鯛 焼 き, た い や き, タ イ ヤ キ?) Are Japanese fish-shaped cakes. The top of the cake is baked separately with the bottom of the cake. After the cake is nearly cooked, both are put together with red peanut butter. This cake is also often filled with chocolate, vla, cheese, or sausage.

Similar to dorayaki or pancake dough, taiyaki dough is made from a mixture of wheat flour, sugar, bakpuder, chicken eggs, and water.

In Japanese, tai (鯛?) Is the name for all fish from the Sparidae family. The pan to bake a fish-shaped cake, so called taiyaki (in Japanese, yaki means roast). Taiyaki best quality is usually assessed through the contents of peanut butter that reached the tail.

The taiyaki cake became the theme song "Oyoge! Taiyaki-kun" ("Come swim! The Taiyaki") sung by Masato Shimon. Until now, the single is the best-selling single in the history of the Japanese recording industry.