Here is a list of Japanese recipes which might be good for a potluck party. Easy to eat dish is a good choice for a potluck party. If you would like to bring a Japanese dish for a potluck, try choosing one from Japanese recipes below.
1. Cucumber Rolls
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Sushi rolls are often packed in bento lunch boxes in Japan. Cucumber rolls are easy to make and are good for a potluck.
2. Edamame Potato Salad
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Boiled edamame beans are good to add in salads. This is a Japanese-style potato salad with edamame.
3. Green Tea Pound Cake
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This simple green tea pound cake makes a great desset.
4. Yakisoba
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Yakisoba is a Japanese fried noodle with vegetables and meats. You might be able to find packages of yakisoba noodles at a grocery store.
6. Gyoza
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Gyoza are known as Japanese potstickers. Gyoza can be steamed, fried, boiled, and more.
About Japanese Gyoza Dumplings
Photo Tutrial: How to Make Gyoza
About Japanese Gyoza Dumplings
Photo Tutrial: How to Make Gyoza
7. Buta no Kakuni
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Butano Kakuni is sweet and tender simmered pork. Pack in a sealed container to transport.
8. Fried Wonton
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This is an easy recipe to make a delicious appetizer. This fried wonton recipe uses shiso leaves and cheese as the filling.
9. Korokke
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Korokke is a Japanese croquette with vegetables and meat. The most popular kind of korokke is potato korokke.
10. Daigakuimo
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Daigakuimo are candied sweet potatoes and can be great snacks.
