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Tag Archives: donabe
Mushroom Dashi Broth with Roasted Cod
Sleepless in Honesdale, I realized that it had been a while since I had made some homemade dashi broth. Taking mental stock of my pantry, fridge and freezer, I realized I could make dashi etc. first thing in the morning … Continue reading
Dashi Vegetable Soup
Since I started making dashi stock from scratch, I’d like to eat some everyday. It’s delicious, so easy to make and so much better than the granules I used in the past. With the stock as a base, variations are … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese, Main dishes, Soup
Tagged cooking, dashi, donabe, food, food photograpty, Japanese, pork belly, soup, Vegetables
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Going Ronin Rogue with Japanese Oden
A couple of weeks ago I saw/read somewhere (I’ve forgotten where) about some suggestions for Japanese programs on Netflix involving cuisine. I think there were four or 5 that I previewed but became fascinated by Samurai Gourmet, a series about … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese, Main dishes, Soup
Tagged asian, cooking, dashi, donabe, food, food photography, Japanese, Oden, recipe, soup, vegetarian
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Japanese Donabe Steamer
A Japanese donabe is an “earthenware pot made from special clay for use over an open flame.” It came with a pretty cool steamer insert and can be used as a steamer and/or hotpot cooker. I’ve had this one for quite … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese
Tagged cooking, cooking pottery, donabe, food, hotpot, rice porridge, seasoning, steamer
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Ibushi Gin
Japanese cuisine fascinates me because of it’s attention to presentation as well as flavors and it’s unique style of food preparation. I’m not talking about sushi which is, and rightly so when prepared by master sushi chefs, the very expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese, Kitchen tools, Main dishes, side dish, Vegetables
Tagged cooking, donabe, Eggs, food, ibushi gin, Japanese, pork, smoking, Vegetables
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