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Savor the Flavor: Perfect Takoyaki Sauce Recipe
Are you craving the sweet and tangy flavors of authentic Japanese cuisine? Look no further, we’ve got the perfect takoyaki sauce recipe for you. In this article, we’ll guide you through creating your own homemade takoyaki sauce. With simple ingredients like Worcestershire sauce, mentsuyu, ketchup, and sugar, you can easily whip up this versatile condiment
Savor the Unexpected: Miso Soup Without Dashi Unveiled
Are you craving a comforting bowl of miso soup but don’t have any Dashi on hand? No worries! In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of making delicious miso soup without Dashi. You’ll discover the rich history behind this traditional Japanese dish and learn about its health benefits. We’ll also share variations of
Delicious Konnyaku with Butter Soy Sauce Recipe | All Day I Eat
konnyaku with butter soy sauce… what can i say? sometimes you’ve gotta just treat yourself. here’s one way to indulge your taste buds with the rich creaminess of butter and savory bold umami packed goodness of Japanese soy sauce. while you can use this butter soy sauce combination to season all kinds of foods, today
Delicious Konnyaku with Japanese Curry Powder Recipe
got a tasty batch of Japanese curry powder that you’d love to use for something different than Japanese curry? consider making these super flavorful curry seasoned konnyaku blocks and you may never see konnyaku the same again! Japanese curry powder as you may know japanese curry has a different flavor than indian and thai curries.
Plant Based Burger Bliss: Savor the Perfect Veggie Patty
Want to enjoy a nutritious and flavorful Japanese hambagu steak? Today, what we’re going to be making is hambagu. Hambagu is a Japanese-style hamburger and this one is made with all plant-based ingredients. Which in my opinion makes it extra-delicious! What is okara? Okara is the leftover from soy milk production. And if you happen
Authentic Japanese-Style Tomato Pasta Recipe with Shiokoji
Want a simple and tasty Japanese-style pasta recipe? Well, regardless if you’ve had Japanese-style pasta or not, here is a good one to start with. You only need one key ingredient, can you guess what that might be? Make your pasta like it’s made in Italy (or Japan!) It is said that Italian food is
Nourishing Kabocha Nimono Recipe: Simmered Squash Delight
Nimono (煮物) means ‘simmered thing’ in Japanese. And while most vegetables can be simmered, the inherent sweetness and creaminess naturally found in kabocha makes for one of the best simmered dishes you may ever make. It’s delicious when served warm and also served cold as part of your obento (お弁当 box lunch). This kabocha nimono
King Salmon Mirin Glaze and Shiokoji Grilled Recipe
Here is a simple recipe for you to try using king salmon. You can prepare this in advance to get the flavor of the marinade into the fish. You can also set aside the marinade, mirinzuke, and add while cooking for more flavor. If you decide not to cook it after two days of storing,
Yakiudon Recipe with Tofu – Easy and Delicious Japanese Stir-Fried Noodles
Today we are making a noodle dish, yakiudon which is a stir-fry noodle dish similar to yakisoba. The huge difference is only the type of noodles that is being used. We made this dish meat-free and used tofu to add more flavor to the dish. Alternatively, you can also add meat or any other vegetables
Iridoufu Recipe: Discover the Delightful Japanese Dish
Iridoufu is essentially a tofu scramble. You can add all the things you normally might add to an omelette or scrambled egg, and you can even include eggs too. We kept this tofu dish meat-free (vegan) by using vegetable dashi. if you can’t get vegetable dashi, you can use 1/4 tsp-1/2 tsp better than bouillon
Oyakodon Recipe: Delicious Dashi-based Japanese Dish
Today we will make another rice bowl recipe that you can make at home. This time, we will use chicken, egg and of course, steamed rice. What is oyakudon? Oyakudon is a chicken and egg rice bowl wherein the chicken is simmered together with dashi, mirin, and shouyu and then with egg. Its very simple
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