- aji-
mirin (literally:
taste mirin) can mean
various things, such as salt
mirin,
synthetic mirin, or
mirin-like seasonings. In the Edo period,
mirin was...
- Pré-
Mirins:
Winners (1): 2004 Copa Integração de Juniores:
Winners (1): 2005 Copa
Sendas de Juniores:
Winners (1): 2005 Copa Rio Orla de Pré-
Mirins: Winners...
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Arnold Gerrit Henskes (6
August 1912 – 26 May 1948),
known by the
pseudonym Mirin Dajo, was a
Dutch performer. He
became famous for
radically piercing his...
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Saint Mirin was born in 565, is also
known as
Mirren of
Benchor (now
called Bangor), Merinus,
Merryn and Meadhrán. The
patron saint of the town and Roman...
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Mirin is both a
given name and a surname.
Notable people with the name include:
Saint Mirin (c. 565–c. 620),
Irish monk and
missionary Mirin Dajo, pseudonym...
- Dame
Helen Mirren DBE (born
Helen Lydia Mironoff, 26 July 1945) is an
English actor who
became an
American late in life. With a
career spanning 60 years...
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Nicolas Johnny Isimat-
Mirin (French: [nikɔla
izima miʁɛ̃]; born 15
November 1991) is a
French professional footballer who
plays as a
central defender...
- St
Mirin's Academy was a
Catholic senior secondary school for boys
founded in 1922 in Paisley, Scotland, and
which closed in 1976. The
school was dedicated...
- used in
various ways.
Mirin, a type of
sweet ****anese sake can also
produce kasu
called mirin kasu.
Similar to sake kasu,
mirin kasu can also be used...
- with soy
sauce and
mirin (rice wine).
Proportions vary, but
there is
normally three to four
times as much
dashi as soy
sauce and
mirin. For oyakodon, Tsuji...
