Kitsune udon no o-age
Kitsune udon no o-age is fried (age) tofu most commonly enjoyed as a topping for udon noodle soup. And kitsune means fox. Random? No! In …
Kitsune udon no o-age is fried (age) tofu most commonly enjoyed as a topping for udon noodle soup. And kitsune means fox. Random? No! In …
Tentsuyu is a dipping sauce for tempura. Tsuyu actually means soup, but usually refers to dipping sauce – mentsuyu for noodles and tentsuyu for tempura. …
Tempura is amazing when the batter is light and crispy. So let’s cut to the chase. Amazing tempura batter secret #1 The biggest secret to …
What is shiratama dango? Shiratama dango is a kind of wagashi, or traditional Japanese sweet. It’s a dumpling made of glutinous rice flour (shiratamako). The word dango refers to …
Seiro is the name of the boxed dish and bamboo mat traditionally used for chilled soba noodles. It is common to serve cold soba with …
Potatoes weren’t cultivated in Japan until the 19th century, however they now feature in popular recipes such as nikujaga and Japanese curry. What’s more, washoku is defined by its …
Summary One of Japan’s most traditional foods, mochi is now widely eaten all around the world.Mochi plays a central role during the Japanese New Year …
Isobe means ‘rocky shore’, and in Japan a rocky shore is a place where seaweed abounds. The term ‘isobe’ has come to refer to dishes including seaweed; …
Anko is a sweet paste usually made of red adzuki beans and sugar, and is a staple in traditional Japanese sweets and desserts. Anko can also …
Karami mochi generally refers to mochi topped with grated daikon and soy sauce, and is also known as oroshi (grated) mochi. Other common toppings include katsuobushi flakes, nori, chili …
Nanbanzuke literally translates to “pickled southern barbarian”! The dish is pickled (tsuke or zuke) in a style reminiscent of Mediterranean cuisine, notably that of the Portuguese traders in …