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 | From Judy Ung, your Guide to Japanese Food Spring is a great time to enjoy the bounty of fresh vegetables available in the markets. A favorite of mine is spinach, which I enjoy incorporating into many of my family's meals. Enjoy the two new recipes in this week's newsletter. Cheers! |
| Spinach Tamagoyaki, Fresh Take on a Traditional Japanese Egg Roulade
Tamagoyaki, or egg roulade, is a very basic dish in Japanese cuisine. It is often served in bento (lunch) boxes but can easily be enjoyed as an appetizer as well.... Read more | Easy Ohitashi (Cooked Spinach Salad)
There are many simple and easy Japanese recipes that my mom often made for us when I was a child, and I'm looking forward to sharing many of them here.... Read more | Welcome Spring with Sakura Mochi (Cherry Blossom Rice Cakes)
Spring is in the air and the sakura (cherry blossom) trees are blooming! In Japan, sakura mochi (cherry blossom rice cake) is often enjoyed in the springtime for Hinamatsuri, which... Read more | Japanese Soy Sauce (Shoyu)
There are many ingredients used in Japanese cooking that might be unfamiliar if you are new to Japanese cuisine. Periodically, I will be sharing Japanese ingredients and foods by providing... Read more | |
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