Yosenabe is packed with seafood, chicken and vegetables. Unlike shabushabu, you don’t need dipping sauces because yosenabe is cooked in flavoured soup.| RecipeTin Japan
Here are 7 different kinds of Japanese Dashi stock recipes, all condensed in one page, from professional recipes to vegetarian dashi stock.| RecipeTin Japan
Shimeji gohan - rice cooked with shimeji mushrooms and chicken in flavoured dashi stock. It's so yummy that you can eat it by itself without any dishes!| RecipeTin Japan
Oden is a kind of hot pot consisting of daikon, potatoes, eggs, Konbu (kelp), konnyaku, and various fish cakes, simmered in dash based soup stock.| RecipeTin Japan
Commonly used method of making Japanese Dashi stock for home cooking. Quite simple to make and flavour is not comparison to the instant Dashi powder.| RecipeTin Japan
Part 1 of Japanese Pantry Essentials containing the most basic seasonings used in Japanese home-cooking, SaShiSuSeSo.| RecipeTin Japan
Here are the commonly used Japanese Vinegar/Citrus Dressings. It is handy to know the different dressings and suitable ingredients.| RecipeTin Japan
Japanese way of cooking rice takes time but rice is fluffier and not soggy. When you master how to cook rice, you would not want to cook rice any other way.| RecipeTin Japan
The most popular combination of Sunomono (vinegar Dressing) is this cucumber and Wakame seaweed. Simple to make and delicious.| RecipeTin Japan
Seasoned with combinations of soy sauce, sake and sugar, Simmered Pumpkin is simple to cook and one of the best ways to enjoy the taste of Japanese pumpkin.| RecipeTin Japan
You can enjoy distinct flavour of bamboo shoots in Rice with Bamboo Shoots. Simply cook bamboo shoots with rice in lightly flavoured dashi stock.| RecipeTin Japan
the Glossary page is a collection of mostly Japanese words and Japanese ingredients that appear frequently in my recipes.| RecipeTin Japan
Daikon Takikomi Gohan (Rice with White Radish) is a mixed rice dish with daikon (white radish) and aburaage (fried thin tofu).| RecipeTin Japan