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Sweet and Sour Pork (Subuta)
Subuta is a popular pork recipe from China. In North America it is very common and called "Sweet and Sour Pork".Yield: 2 servings (13 meatba....
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Tanuki Udon
Tanuki Udon is a Kyoto’s original Udon soup. This particular Udon is thick and contains ground ginger for a special taste. Most Kyoto rest....
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Gratin (Guratan)
Gratan is originally comes from French cuisine and is very popular food in Japan. Most common gratan is baked macaroni, chicken and vegetabl....
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Chinese Stir Fry
This is a Chinese style stir fry. You can use Chinese soup powder or chicken soup powder for sauce and for the stir fry, Chinese cabbage, ca....
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Daikon Pasta
We use ground daikon in many ways: with grilled fish, grilled egg, soba, nabe, etc. It makes for a light dish, also has lots of vitamin C, ....
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Chawanmushi
Chawanmushi is a Japanese traditional steamed egg and dashi custard dish with mushroom, kamaboko, shrimp, and chicken. Chawan means tea cup ....
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Garlic Beef
Nira (chives), garlic, and beef taste very good together! Many Japanese believe that garlic gives you strength, so I prefer to make this rec....
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Pasta Yakisoba
Yakisoba is a popular Japanese fried noodle dish. We typically use yakisoba (chuka) noodles for the recipe but I used angel hair pasta inste....
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Mizore Nabe
Mizore is the Japanese word for sleet. And nabe refers to a hot pot. For this recipe, you add grounded daikon, which resembles wet snow. Its....
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Renkon to tori no nimono
Nimono is the Japanese word for food that is boiled and seasoned. Tori means chicken and renkon is a lotus root. You can find this in any As....
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Warm Salad
This recipe is good for an appetizer or side dish. Easy and fun way to eat vegetables!   Yield: 4 servingsTime: 1 hourIngredients5 mushroo....
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Oden
Oden is a popular wintertime stew. So popular, in fact, that convenience stores have open pots during the cold months and my friends and I o....
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Kushikatsu
Kushikatsu is deep fried meat, seafood or vegetable on a stick. "Kushi" is Japanese for stick, and katsu means cutlet. There are many kushik....
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Agedashi Tofu
Agedashi dofu is common tofu dish served in dashi sauce. Many Japanese restaurants in foreign countries serve this dish. It's simple and ver....
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Omurice
Omurice is rice dish covered in egg and ketcup. The name came from “omelette rice’. You can write letters or hearts on the egg for fun! ....
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Nikudango (Meatballs with Sweet and Sour Sauce)
Nikudango, Japanese for meatball, is a popular recipe for bento boxes (lunch boxes), and it is even very popular at many Chinese restaurants....
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Tamago Zosui
Zosui is Japanese rice soup made from pre-cooked rice. When we make Nabe (japanese hot pot), we make zosui after with the hot pot soup. It g....
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Fried oysters (Kakifurai)
Kaki is oyster in Japanese. Kaki has another name, “umi no miruku (milk from the ocean)”, named as such because oysters are so nutritiou....
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Stir-fried Beef with Cucumber (Gyuniku to Kyuuri no Itamemono)
This one is a little different, because we don't usually use cucumber in stir-fry, but the Chinese chef I used to work for used to make it f....
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