Japanese Recipes and Culture

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  Matcha Green Tea Roll Cake

  Posted in: Japanese recipes, Sweet

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  If you love roll cakes and the flavor of matcha, you'll fall in love with this Matcha Roll Cake recipe: a Japanese matcha roll cake!

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  TeriMayo chicken: teriyaki chicken that’s even more delicious 😋

  Posted in: Japanese recipes, Japanese street food

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  If you love mayonnaise and garlic, here’s a Japanese-style chicken recipe you’re going to love!

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  Nasu Dengaku

  Posted in: Japanese recipes, Salads & vegetables

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  Nasu Dengaku is a classic Japanese dish that highlights eggplant, "Nasu" in Japanese, elevated by a rich and flavorful miso sauce called "Dengaku." This recipe perfectly exemplifies the simplicity and elegance of Japanese cuisine, offering a harmonious balance between the tender eggplant and the umami, sweet, and slightly salty notes of the sauce. Quick and easy to prepare, Nasu Dengaku can be enjoyed as a side dish or a light main course. The versatile Dengaku sauce also pairs wonderfully...

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  Salmon Teriyaki

  Posted in: Japanese recipes, Fish

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  Salmon Teriyaki is a classic of Japanese cuisine, renowned for its simplicity and rich flavors. The salmon is marinated and then glazed in a sweet and savory teriyaki sauce, creating a dish that's deliciously caramelized on the outside and tender on the inside. It's a perfect option for a quick weeknight meal or a special occasion, offering an explosion of umami flavors that will delight all palates.

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  Ankake Tofu

  Posted in: Japanese recipes, Tofu & miso

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  Ankake translates to "thick sauce poured over a dish." This sauce is primarily made with dashi and potato starch ("katakuriko") or kuzu.

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  Gift ideas for Mother's Day 母の日

  Posted in: Japanese Culture and Traditions

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  Just like in France, Japan also celebrates Mother’s Day, which falls on the second Sunday in May. Known as Haha no hi (Mother’s Day), this day is an opportunity for children to express their feelings to their mothers. 

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