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⏱ 10 minYamagata Dashi, Refreshing Chopped Summer Vegetables
Yamagata Dashi is a refreshing Japanese summer dish made with finely chopped cucumber, eggplant, myoga, shiso, and ginger. Lightly seasoned with soy sauce and vinegar, it is perfect over rice, chilled tofu, noodles, or cold pork.
⏱ 10 minJapanese Eggplant Nibitashi with Ginger
Tender eggplant is gently cooked in the microwave, then soaked in a savory ginger and mentsuyu broth. A simple, refreshing Japanese side dish that tastes even better after chilling.
⏱ 30 minJapanese Fried Oysters
These Japanese fried oysters are crisp and golden on the outside while staying plump and juicy inside. Resting the breaded oysters before frying helps the coating stay firmly in place.
⏱ 10 minBitter Melon and Mackerel Ethnic Salad
A refreshing bitter melon and canned mackerel salad tossed with a savory fish sauce and lemon dressing. The combination of gentle bitterness, rich mackerel, and bright citrus makes it especially satisfying on warm days.
⏱ 15 minStuffed Koya Tofu with Chicken and Vegetables
Juicy chicken and vegetables are tucked inside tender koya tofu and gently simmered in a sweet and savory Japanese dashi broth. A comforting home style dish that soaks up plenty of delicious flavor.
⏱ 3 minJapanese Ginger Ponzu Dressing
A refreshing Japanese dressing made with freshly grated ginger, ponzu, vinegar, and sesame oil. Its bright citrusy flavor and gentle ginger kick make it perfect for salads, tofu, seafood, and chilled dishes.
⏱ 30 minSalmon and Mushroom Takikomi Gohan
A comforting Japanese mixed rice made with salmon, shiitake mushrooms, shimeji, maitake, and ginger. The shiitake soaking liquid adds deep umami, while a touch of sesame oil gives the rice a rich, savory aroma.
⏱ 5 minSpicy Stir Fried Konjac
A simple Japanese side dish of chewy konjac stir fried in a sweet and savory soy sauce glaze with a touch of chili. It is quick to make, budget friendly, and perfect for everyday meals or as a sake snack.