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Japanese Halloween Pumpkin scones.
Younger Japanese (and not a few older ones) love Halloween. Millions of people strut their spooky stuff in Tokyo, Osaka and other cities...
Seafood stick Uramaki inside out sushi rolls.
Here's another "looks difficult but it's really not" recipe - seafood stick uramaki. Now, uramaki, as you'll already know if you're...
Daikon in Miso sauce.
The daikon (AKA white radish or mooli) is a much beloved vegetable in Japan - you'll find it featured in many classic Japanese woodblock...
Japanese chocolate mousse.
Chocolate desserts probably wouldn't be high on your list if you were asked to name Japanese foods but the Japanese actually consume more...
Soy Butter Vegetable stir fry
It seems difficult to believe now, but time was when butter was almost unknown in Japan. I admit I'm going back a few years but even in...
Japan meets Goa on a plate - Chicken and Coconut Curry
Easy recipe for coconut flavoured chicken curry.
Munchworthy Matcha Muffins.
Have you ever seen the very entertaining "Paul Hollywood in Japan" series? Yes, that Paul Hollywood , the celebrity chef and baker. He...
My Thai Green Curry - with added fingers!
One of the wonderful foods I have discovered since i came to live in the UK is (somewhat ironically) Thai green curry. From time to...
Fried Scallops in Breadcrumbs - the Japanese way.
Scallops, or hotate in Japanese, are one of my favourite sea foods. In japan, these are popular in their raw state as sushi or sashimi...
Yumiko's pan fried Cod in Yuzu and Butter sauce.
For all you cod lovers out there, my good friend Yumiko Nikaido's latest recipe should get your vote - pan fried cod in a yuzu butter...
Root Vegetable salad with Mayo-Tahini dressing.
I think it's beyond dispute that we need to maintain our five-a-day veggie regime especially now we are enduring the dark, chilly days...
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