Japanese Katsu Bowls with Tonkatsu Sauce are the ultimate comfort food, combining crispy, golden cutlets with fluffy rice and a savory-sweet sauce. This simple yet flavorful recipe is perfect for a quick weeknight dinner or an indulgent treat that feels like dining out.
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Mitarashi Dango are traditional Japanese rice dumplings smothered in an irresistible sweet soy glaze. The dumplings are skewered on a bamboo stick and enjoyed all-year round. Make this tasty street snack right in your own kitchen!
This Korokke recipe brings you classic Japanese croquettes with a fluffy, creamy inside and a perfectly crispy panko coating. Made with mashed potatoes, ground beef, and vegetables, these savory Japanese croquettes are a popular comfort food. Serve them hot with tonkatsu sauce for a deliciously authentic Japanese dish that’s easy to make at home!
Japanese egg sandwich, or tamago sando, features creamy egg salad packed between light and fluffy Japanese milk bread. It is so easy to put together and holds up well, so it’s perfect for a light meal or wrapped up for your kid’s lunchbox.
Make the perfect homemade ramen with chicken, mushrooms, and a flavorful broth. Easy, delicious, and comforting!
Are you craving something delicious and comforting? Let me introduce you to the perfect meal – Miso Ramen with Chicken Katsu. This recipe combines the savory richness of traditional miso ramen with the crispy goodness of chicken katsu, offering a dish that is sure to warm your soul. The delightful balance of flavors and textures makes it a must-try for those who enjoy ramen or are simply looking for something new to add to their weekly menu. Whether you're an experienced cook or a beginner, this miso ramen recipe is straightforward and rewarding, delivering a bowlful of joy in less than an hour. Let’s dive in!
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This delectable chicken katsu recipe brings the flavors of a Japanese eatery straight to your kitchen. With perfectly crispy panko-coated chicken cutlets, this dish is a surefire favorite for any occasion.
Japchae is a traditional Korean dish made with sweet potato glass noodles, known for their uniquely chewy texture and lightly sweet flavor. In this recipe, the noodles are stir-fried with tender slices of beef, fresh vegetables, and seasoned with a savory blend of soy sauce and sesame oil, creating a perfectly balanced sweet and savory profile. A sprinkle of green onions adds a fresh finish to this wholesome dish. Ideal for gatherings or a cozy dinner at home, Japchae offers a satisfying meal that’s easy to customize. Add chicken, tofu, or even a touch of spice with Korean gochujang to suit your taste. Each bite brings together flavors that are comforting, vibrant, and nutritious, making it a delightful option for any occasion.
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Craving the delicate flavors of Japanese cuisine without the fuss? I've gathered ten effortless Japanese dinner recipes perfect for the busy professional or the leisurely retiree. From Teriyaki Chicken Skewers to Simple Sushi Rolls, these dishes promise authentic tastes while keeping your kitchen time minimal. Dive in to savor the…
A beloved Japanese confection, Dorayaki (どらやき) are light snacks that will satisfy your sweet cravings! These mini treats are made by enclosing sweet azuki bean paste between two soft and fluffy honey pancakes. A must-try!
These super fluffy, jiggly, and pillowy-soft Japanese soufflé pancakes are a delightful treat for breakfast, snack, or dessert! They are sure to impress any
Yakisoba noodles are a classic Japanese street food made by stir-frying vegetables, meat and ramen noodles with a sweet and savory sauce. My version retains the authentic taste of this festival favorite with a homemade Yakisoba sauce.
Korokke just got SO much easier. Crispy air fried perfection on the outside, with a soft and fluffy meat and potato filling. It’s the Japanese style potato croquettes you know and love, without deep frying!
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After the indulgences of Japanese New Year celebrations, we enjoy Nanakusa Gayu (七草粥) or seven herb rice porridge on January 7th. This mild and comforting okayu allows our stomachs to recover from the feasts we enjoyed during the holiday in Japan.
Okonomiyaki are Japanese savoury pancakes packed with flavour and SO easy to make! Ready in less than 30 minutes, these 'as you like it' pancakes are sure to be the new family favourite.
Tamagoyaki is a soft and delicate rolled omelet and a classic Japanese dish. The technique to flip and roll the eggs may look tricky, but if I can do it, you can too!
Tamago, also known as tamagoyaki, is a traditional Japanese rolled omelet with a light, sweet flavor profile. It’s commonly served atop sushi rice, paired with soy sauce, and complemented by wasabi for dipping, creating a delightful balance of taste and texture.
Die beliebte traditionelle Süßspeise aus Japan, Mitarashi Dango, findet man in Japan heutzutage nicht nur frisch gemacht in Süßwarenläden, sondern auch im Supermarkt und in Lebensmittelgeschäften. Diese japanischen Klebreiskugeln, ummantelt von einer süß-herzhaften Sauce, eignen sich perfekt als Dessert oder Snack für unterwegs und beeindrucken garantiert jeden! Mache sie dir ganz einfach mit diesem Dango Rezept selber!
This recipe calls for freshly cooked rice. You can cook your rice in your rice cooker or pressure cooker. This is the most basic way to make Onigiri. You can also add egg, spam, tuna and/or your own flavorings and seasonings. Here's a video to show you how I made mine.
Chicken katsu curry paired with U.S.-grown medium-grain rice is the ultimate comfort food for this season. Made with crispy fried chicken, potatoes, carrots, and a sweet and savory rich Japanese curry this dish is as delicious as it looks.
Korean braised potatoes (gamja jorim) are a quick and easy Korean side dish made with baby potatoes coated in a sweet and savory glaze.
Japanese Beef Curry is a delightful dish that brings warmth and comfort to any meal. With a rich, savory sauce and tender beef, this curry dish is perfect for cozy dinners or sharing with friends. Just the aroma of it simmering in the kitchen can evoke happy memories and a sense of home. Ready to explore the mouthwatering magic of Japanese Beef Curry? Let’s dive into the details!
Easy Japanese chicken katsu curry made completely from scratch. This recipe does not use premade curry blocks. The crunchiest katsu ever!
Potato salad is believed to have made its way to Japan over 125 years ago. Today, it holds a place as a staple dish in Japanese cuisine, comparable to its popularity in the United States. However, the Japanese variation diverges significantly from the American version. It invariably includes mayonnaise, with Japanese mayonnaise being the crucial element due to its richer and tangier profile. Furthermore, this version contains less vinegar, resulting in a sweeter and milder flavor.