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Tori Zosui

Saturday January 8, 2011
tori zosui Zosui is Japanese rice soup, and there is a wide variety of zosui. Tori zosui uses chicken, and it's the most common kind. Steamed rice is simmered in dashi soup with various ingredients, such as vegetables, meat, or seafood. Make this comfort food for a cold day.
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  • Tofu Dengaku

    Thursday January 6, 2011
    yudofu Grilled tofu with sweet miso sauce is called tofu dengaku. It's usually skewered on bamboo sticks and is a popular item in Izakaya (Japanese-style restaurants). I like the sweet miso sauce which can be used on grilled eggplants, or many other dishes.
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  • Most Requested Japanese Recipes of 2010

    Monday January 3, 2011
    As Japanese recipes are becoming more popular in the world, people look for various Japanese recipes. I am glad to know that Japanese food are loved by lots of poeple. What do you think are the most requested recipes at About.com Japanese Food site?
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    Rice Porridge

    Friday December 31, 2010
    Seven-herb Rice Porridge Photo (c) Setsuko Yoshizuka It's a Japanese custom to eat seven-herb rice porridge (nanakusa-gayu) on January 7th, praying for good health. Seven harbs include seri (water dropwort), nazuna (Shepherd's purse), gogyou (Cudweed), hakobera (Chickweed), hotokenoza (Nipplewort), suzuna (turnip), and suzushiro (daikon radish). Since rice porridge (okayu) is easy to digest, nanakusa-gayu is a perfect dish to eat after holiday feasts. Seven herbs are sold at supermarkets in Japan, but they might not be available in your areas. Try using radishes and some leaf vegetables as substitutes.
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