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 | From Judy Ung, your Guide to Japanese Food I hope everyone enjoyed a great Father's Day yesterday! This week I'm sharing a Japanese food "101" article regarding the components of a traditional home-cooked Japanese meal. It's a great starting point for understanding Japanese cuisine and the many small dishes that make-up a meal. Read more here. |
| Ground Beef Wontons
Ground beef filled wontons are great as a snack or meal, and always a hit as finger food for parties. It's also a popular Japanese obon festival food in the West. 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 | 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 | Shio Koji Salmon
One of the easiest ways to introduce Japanese shio koji (fermented salt and rice) is as a marinade for fish. Simply marinate salmon filets with a few tablespoons of shio... Read more | |
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