Okonomiyaki is a Japanese-style savory pancake cooked on a large hotplate. Okonomi means “As-you-like-it” and recipes differ depending on the region; traditionally Osaka and Hiroshima. In this recipe video, I will show you how to make Osaka-style Okonomiyaki recipe and its sauce which is the key ingredients of this Japanese-style savory pancake.
Are you ready to make vegan gyoza? This time, I chose soybean meat, an alternative meat that is becoming popular in Japan, and Chinese cabbage and chives, which are often used as accents in dumplings. Please enjoy this dish on days when you are in the mood for a vegetarian or vegan meal!
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The great thing about making dumplings is that you can create your own original flavors by combining your favorite ingredients. This time, I decided to make dumplings without using meat. In Japan, shiitake mushrooms are commonly used as a meat substitute. So, this time, I made vegan dumplings using shiitake mushrooms, fried tofu, and Chinese cabbage to enhance the texture. They have a light texture, so you can easily eat as many as you want!
In this recipe video, I will show you how to make Kabocha Tempura (Deep Fried pumpkin). Tempura is one of the traditional Japanese dishes along with sushi, and it is also a magical dish that can be used at home to get children to eat vegetables in no time at all. There are several tips to make crispy tempura so please take a look at this tutorial and try it out!
In this video, I will introduce how to make Gluten-free Gyoza pastry/skin/wrapper. This time, I will use the yellow paprika and tomato powder to make yellow and red color gyoza pastry. I hope you like these recipes!
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In this video, I will introduce how to make Gluten-free Gyoza pastry/skin/wrapper. Many years have passed since I put my first Gyoza pastry recipe here on YouTube. So, I decided to remake this recipe! In addition, I introduce green version pastry recipe. I hope you like these recipes and try it out!
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In this recipe video, I will show you how to make “Vegan Nikujaga”. Nikujaga is easy, simple and popular stew with using Japanese beef. Since There are various recipes depending on the families. (I put my Nikujaga recipe here.) Since Nikujaga is so common and iconic Japanese home meal, I’ll try with different cooking style! So in this video, I use wheat gluten to make vegan version Nikujaga. Enjoy this video and try it out!
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Gyoza is one of the home meals we make a lot here in Japan. However, gyoza pastries we usually buy from supermarket have always a gluten. In this video, I will introduce how to make Gluten-free Gyoza pastry. I hope you like this Japanese food and cooking recipe.
Gyoza no Kawa (餃子の皮) is a thin skin made from wheat flour and strong flour. In Japan, commercial gyoza dough is usually used, but in the case of homemade gyoza, the thickness of the skin can be adjusted as desired.
