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ホッケの開きを焼いて熱いお茶と一緒に食べる
ほっけのひらきをやいてあついおちゃといっしょにたべるI grill atka mackerel and eat it with hot tea.
残ったおにぎりをお茶づけにして食べる
のこったおにぎりをおちゃづけにしてたべるI eat the leftover rice balls as ochazuke (rice with tea poured over it).