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From Judy Ung, your Guide to Japanese Food

Here in Southern California we're experiencing warm summer-like days and I'm gearing up to share more simple and easy Japanese recipes. One of my favorite events in the summer is the Japanese obon festival that take place all across the West. Festival food is one of my favorites and I'm starting off June with a basic wonton recipe. 

Ground Beef Wontons
Wontons are fried dumplings and a popular food item in Japanese cuisine as finger food at parties and also as a food item at many Japanese summer obon festivals in the West. Read more

Simmered Bamboo Shoots (Takenoko No Nimono)
Bamboo shoots, or takenoko, are a popular springtime vegetable in Japanese cuisine. It's not as difficult as it seems to cook with bamboo shoots, and a simple first dish to... Read more

Quick and Easy Seafood Chirashi Sushi
Not all Japanese dishes need to be made from scratch. Learn about a popular shortcut to making sushi rice using pre made sushi seasoning and enjoy a delicious and elegant... Read more

Shio Koji Asparagus
Shio koji (Japanese fermented salt and rice) is an easy way to season asparagus for a mild yet flavorful springtime side dish. This recipe is a great addition to any... Read more


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