Friday November 20, 2009

Yokan is a traditional Japanese sweet, which is like a firm jelly. It's typically made of
azuki beans, but imo yokan is mainly made of
satsumaimo sweet potatoes. It's good for a tea-time treat in autumn. Enjoy this yokan with a cup of hot
green tea.
Imo Yokan Recipe
Satsumaimo
Mizu Yokan Recipe
Japanese Green tea
Imo Yokan Photo © Setsuko Yoshizuka, licensed to About.com, Inc.
Wednesday November 18, 2009

This is a hot Japanese noodle dish in which boiled
udon noodles are served in curry flavored soup. As you know, udon noodles are cooked in many different ways. If you like curry flavor, try this recipe, adjusting the amount of curry powder and the thickness of the soup based on your preference.
Curry Udon Recipe
Japanese Noodles Recipes
Japanese Noodles Pictures
Photo © Setsuko Yoshizuka, licensed to About.com, Inc.
Japanese Recipe of the Week: Kiritanpo Nabe
Monday November 16, 2009

The weather is getting chilly, I have cravings for nabe (one pot dishes). This is a type of nabe in which the main ingredient is
kiritanpo (cylinder-shaped rice cake). Kiritanpo is a speciality food in the northeast region of Japan and absorbs the flavorful soup well.
Kiritanpo Nabe Recipe
Yosenabe Recipe
Mizutaki Recipe
Japanese One Pot Recipes
Photo © Setsuko Yoshizuka, licensed to About.com
Friday November 13, 2009

Oyako donburi, also known as oyakodon, is my favorite rice bowl. Because the topping is chicken and eggs, this dish is called "oyako" which means parent-and-child in Japanese. It's a delicious one dish meal to have for lunch or dinner.
Oyakodon Recipe
More Rice Bowl Recipes
About Japanese Chicken Recipes
Photo © Setsuko Yoshizuka, licensed to About.com, Inc.