5 secrets to make Japanese Breakfast : Simple and Important tips!
In this series, you will receive my recommended tips and recipes to help you to understand basic Japanese cooking and create Japanese breakfast.
I will share… * The introduction of basic ingredients that creates the foundation of Japanese flavor.
* What Japanese kitchenwares to keep in your pantry.
* The basic concept of Japanese breakfast
* How to plan the menus for Japanese breakfast
* Simple, easy and delicious recipes to make Japanese breakfast right away!
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Useful Words: Amai : Sweet Amakuchi : Sweet for beverages Gochisosama (-deshita) : It was a feast (at the end of a meal) Hashi : Chopsticks Itadakimasu : Thank you for the food! (at the beginning of a meal) Kanpai : Cheers (before drinking) Karai : Hot or spicy Karakuchi : Dry for beverages Nama : Raw Nigai : Bitter Oishii : Delicious Okawari : Refill Osusume : Recommendation Shoppai : Salty Suppai : Sour
Evocative words: Atsu atsu : Steaming hot, almost too hot to eat , like a hot pot Fuwa fuwa : Fluffy, like a marshmallow Gabu gabu : Drinking wholeheartedly Hoka hoka : Hot, at just the right temperature, like a bowl of rice Hoku hoku: Steamy, like baked potatoes Jyu jyu : Juicy food being grilled Kori kori : Crunchy, like a pickled daikon radish Koto koto : Sound of a bubbling pot Mochi mochi : Chewy, like mochi (rice taffy) Neba Neba : Slimy and Sticky, like natto (fermented soybeans) or Tororo (grated yam) Nuru nuru : Slimy and slippery, like a okra Paku paku : Eating wholeheartedly Pari pari : Thin and crispy, like a potato or nori seaweed chips Piri piri : Something that is spicy, like too much wasabi or curry Puri puri : Resistant, like fresh shrimp Puru puru : Wiggly, like pudding or jelly Saku saku : Delicate and crispy, like tempura Shari shari : Sound of ice being shaved Shiko shiko : Chewy, like a abalone or udon Shuwa shuwa : Fizzy, like a sparkling water Ton ton : The sound of a knife rhythmically hitting the cutting board Toro toro : Melts in your mouth, like fatty tuna Tsubu tsubu : Chunky bits, like the pulp in freshly squeezed orange juice Tsuru tsuru : The sound of slurping noodles
Menu: – Rice and nori chips [Recipe] – Teriyaki salmon [Recipe] – Sesame salad with cabbage and cucumber [Recipe] – Miso soup with tofu and komatsuna [Recipe] – Cheese – Orange
Memo: 1. Looking for cookware for babies and toddlers? Please visit YJC Online Store! 2. Are you interested in trying other recipes? Download our free recipe App: “Recipe by YJC“
In this recipe video, I will introduce the kids meal version Japanese breakfast. In detail, Teriyaki salmon, Sesame salad with cabbage and cucumber, Miso soup with Komatsuna and tofu, and Rice and nori seaweed chips. Of course, you can enjoy those meals even if you are not a kid! (I eat the same set meal with my children.) Please try it out! 😉
Menu: – Fried rice with natto (fermented soybeans) – Cucumber and wakame salad – Karaage fried chicken [Recipe] – Japanese omelette with broccoli [Recipe] – Fried potato – Miso soup with fried tofu and cabbage – Yogurt with blueberry jam
Memo: 1. Looking for cookware for babies and toddlers? Please visit YJC Online Store! 2. Are you interested in trying other recipes? Download our free recipe App: “Recipe by YJC“
In this recipe video, I will show you how to make Onigiri (Japanese Rice Balls) and its filling Okaka (bonito flakes flavor filling). Japanese rice balls are normally triangle shape but oval shape and round shape are common as well. I will introduce how to form them. Enjoy! Read More
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