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Japanese Fried Chicken AKA Tori no Karaage
Japanese Fried Chicken (the Japanese call it Tori no Karaage) must be one of Japan's most well known foods.


Miso Nabe Hotpot with Chicken Meatballs
Miso Nabe Hotpot with Chicken Meatballs recipe is easy to prepare and makes a great sharing nabe hotpot for a cold evening.


Lime Udon
What goes into the recipe? Obviously, udon noodles and lime are obligatory


Stir fried Tofu Donburi
This dish takes about 25 minutes from the work surface to the table and that includes the time to drain the water out of the tofu, so not only is it healthy and delicious, it's quick and quite simple too. What's not to like about that?


Omelette + Rice = Omurice
Omurice This is a dish that is as simple as it's name suggests but popular the length and breadth of Japan. Omurice is the perfect dish in many ways. Put it in front of any child (young or old) and it will disappear in double quick time before your very eyes. Not only is Omurice popular but it is also - along with Chahan - one of the best ways I know to use up leftover rice that's been hanging around in the fridge for a few days. Just as handy, Omurice requires no special i


Japanese Chocolate Mousse
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 chocolate than any other Asian country and that's steadily increasing. T he preference in Japan is not for chocolate bars but for chocolate desserts and cakes but this is also changing. Just type in "Japan chocolate" to your search engine and you'll find some very niche (and very expensive!) Japanese artisan chocol


Japan meets Goa on a plate - Chicken and Coconut Curry
Easy recipe for coconut flavoured chicken curry.


Japanese Hamburg steak with Daikon sauce
Easy recipe for Japanese Hamberg steak with Daikon sauce Blog.


My Miso Salmon Poke bowl
I like to think my latest recipe holds true to the origin of the poke bowl in that it is very much a fish dish.


Chicken Nanbanzuke
Chicken Nanbanzuke Here's a recipe from my good friend Yumiko Nikaido who lives in Tokyo. The dish is called chicken nanbanzuke . The word "nanbanzuke" translates roughly as "southern style taste." The nanbanzuke method of cooking originated on the southermost of Japan's main islands, Kyushu, where it was learned from Portugese traders several centuries ago. In Portugal, the method is known as escabeche and consists of a vinegar marinade usually combined with olive oil a




Sesame and Soya Milk Hotpot
Sesame and Soya Milk Hotpot When I first came to England (nearly thirty years ago, OMG!), soya milk was something you found in health food shops and just about nowhere else. Today, things are very different - you can find soya milk stocked in just about every supermarket and you have a choice of a whole heap of brands and flavours. I use soya milk as a dairy substitute and I also use it in cooking, so I thought I would put a soya milk dish on the website. Using soya milk in


Calling all umami lovers! Miso Tuna spaghetti
Try my Japanese fusion spaghetti.


Teriyaki Chicken Poke Bowl
Why not try my Japanese -Hawaiian fusion dish - the Teriyaki Chicken Poke bowl?


My Thai Massaman curry
Massaman curry is really a fusion dish being part Thai, part Indian and part Malay.


Yumiko's pan fried Cod in Yuzu and Butter sauce
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 sauce. (I only have to write those words and my mouth starts to water!) This recipe is deliciously simple (and of course, the reverse is true as well.) Just season your cod fillets with a little salt and pepper, shake over a thin coating of flour and pan fry both sides until browned. Remove and then melt
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