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About Japanese Food: Jump into Spring with Japanese Food!

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From Judy Ung, your Guide to Japanese Food

Spring is in the air and it's the perfect time of the year to start fresh! That's exactly what's happening on the Japanese food site here at About.com. Please be patient as your new Japanese food expert gets settled in. Soon you'll be enjoying fresh recipes and articles about Japanese food on a weekly basis. Stay tuned!

Greetings from Your New Japanese Food Expert!
Hello, and welcome to About.com's Japanese Food Guide! My name is Judy, and I am the new Japanese Food Expert. I am very excited about getting started and adding fresh... Read more

Japanese Soy Sauce
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

Soy Sauce Eggs (Shoyu Tamago)
Shoyu tamago is one of the most basic of snacks in Japanese cuisine, and can also be enjoyed as an appetizer or at mealtime, for example at breakfast or included... Read more

Sakura Mochi (Sweet Cherry Blossom Rice Cakes)
A traditional springtime dessert is sakura mochi, or pink sweet rice cakes filled with sweet red bean paste and all wrapped in a pickled young cherry blossom tree leaf.
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