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Japanese Cooking 101, Lesson 5 extra: Fish bone crackers (hone-senbei) with shoestring potatoes |
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Okonomiyaki, Osaka style |
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Japanese Cooking 101, Lesson 2 Bonus: Sushi Rice (Shari) plus Smoked Salmon and Cucumber Chirashizushi |
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Perfect fried rice in a frying pan - even on an electric range or hotplate |
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Nabe (hot pot) basics in the Japan Times |
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Spaghetti Napolitan |
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Hamburg Steaks or Hanbaagu/Hambaagu in the Japan Times |
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Food Destinations: Zürich, Switzerland |
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Dashi powder? Use sparingly, if at all |
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Goryo Hamaguchi: Earthquakes, Modern Medicine and Yamasa Soy Sauce |
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What's in your kitchen? What is your kitchen? |
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Monday photos: Coffee break in Japan |
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Hambaagu: Japanese hamburger steak |
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Pondering two food documentaries: Jiro Dreams of Sushi and Kings of Pastry |
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A visit to the Studio Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo |
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American kitchens: Why cups, and not weight? Where's the kitchen scale? |
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Japanese Cooking 101, Lesson 5 extra: Iwashi no Tsumire-jiru (イワシのつみれ汁) - Sardine balls in clear soup |
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Stuck in a French hospital |
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The history of corn in Japan and a recipe for chilled corn soup |
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Katsuyo Kobayashi, 1937-2014 |
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Spring rolls (harumaki), Japanese style |
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An article about Kyoto in Asia Eater, a brand new magazine about food |
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Different types of Japanese tsukemono pickles, and how some may not be worth the hassle to make yourself |
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Oden, a Japanese stew or hotpot |
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Kinou Nani Tabeta? A manga about food and life, plus: Caramel Stewed Apples |
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