Monday, October 12, 2015

Chikuwa Fish CakeTempura with Green Aonori Seaweed & Ice Cream Parfaits

Chikuwa tempura with aonori seaweed essence is a delightful side dish to any Japanese meal. Try incorporating this along with an easy side salad to round out your next Japanese home cooked meal. Despite the autumn season, if you're still trying to beat the heat like we are in California, try making a fun Japanese style parfait to cool off. 

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Chikuwa Fish CakeTempura with Green Aonori Seaweed & Ice Cream Parfaits

Chikuwa tempura with aonori seaweed essence is a delightful side dish to any Japanese meal. Try incorporating this along with an easy side salad to round out your next Japanese home cooked meal. Despite the autumn season, if you're still trying to beat the heat like we are in California, try making a fun Japanese style parfait to cool off. 

Judy Ung
Japanese Food Expert
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