Showing posts with label nabe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nabe. Show all posts

19.3.15

Oden


Oden. A Japanese dish of various ingredients, e.g. egg, daikon, potato, chikuwa, etc.stewed in soy-flavored dashi. I add whelks this time and it makes more tasty.

3.12.14

Jouya nabe


Jouya nabe (常夜鍋) is a Japanese pot dish featuring sliced pork and spinach boiled in konbu bouillon. Adding tofu and enoki are also possible. Served with a dipping sauce that consists with ponzu and soy sauce.

Jouya nabe literally means "Every night pot" because we never get tired of eating this pot dish even if eating every night. Jouya nabe is a popular dish for a winter dinner, and also popular for a supper of Japanese examinees.

The condiments are usually chopped green onions and grated daikon. The eating style is similar to Shabu Shabu. Therefore do not cook ingredients long time. Cooked pork and spinach are dipped in ponzu soy sauce before eating.

Ponzu is a Japanese citrus. To make dipping sauce, squeezed lemon juice mixed with soy sauce is also possible in stead of using ponzu.

Japanse kookworkshop

21.11.14

Oden


Oden (おでん) is a Japanese dish consisting of several ingredients such as boiled eggs, daikon, konbu and fish cakes stewed in a dashi broth. Ingredients vary according to region and between each household. Japanese mustard is often used as a condiment. Oden is one of a popular home cooked dish, and is a popular menu in convenience stores. In Akihabara, an unusual product 'Oden kan' (canned Oden) is available at vending machines.

The photo is my home made oden that mainly includes,

Egg
Daikon
Konbu
Several fish cakes
Potato
Fried tofu

To make Oden in NL, we can get most ingredients from Toko.

10.11.07

Kimchi jjigae ot Kimuchi Nabe


Kimchi is a traditional Korean pickles that made of vegetables with varied seasonings. It tastes spicy, but very tasty.
So Japanese people also like this Korean pickles very much.
Kimchi jjigae is a spicy stew-like dish cooked and served boiling hot in a pot that contains Kimchi and other vegetables, meats, or seafood.
Japanese people call it Kimuchi Nabe. Nabe means Pot or Stew pan.
This is very good to eat on cold winter to make your body warm.

How to make?
First boil meats or seafood in a water in a pot to make Bouillon.
And put some Miso. This is a basic Bouillon.
After that,
Just put together ingredients and boil.
Easy and tasty. Good to eat with rice.

Kyaraben (character bento) workshop

Kyaraben, a shortened form of character bento, is a very popular bento style in Japan which features food decorated to look like Anime or Kawaii characters. At the workshop you learn how to make authentic Kyaraben and the result you can take home. More info http://tokyodoll.web.fc2.com/workshop/bentoworkshop.html