Usages of kizi
生地 を 作る。kizi wo tukuru.
I make the batter.
天かす を 生地 に 入れる。tenkasu wo kizi ni ireru.
I put the tempura crumbs into the batter.
生地 を 鉄板 に 広げる。kizi wo teppan ni hirogeru.
I spread the batter on the hot plate.
生地 を 鉄板 に 広げ、 両面 に 火 を 通した。kizi wo teppan ni hiroge, ryoumen ni hi wo toosita.
I spread the batter on the hot plate and cooked both sides through.
生地 を 鉄板 に 長く 置く と、 焦げる。kizi wo teppan ni nagaku oku to, kogeru.
If I leave the batter on the hot plate too long, it becomes scorched.
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