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How I Make My Favorite Japanese Food In Winter

How I Make My Favorite Japanese Food In Winter

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How I Make My Favorite Japanese Food In Winter CrazyLittleWorlds: Nabe is the traditional NYE dish at my party every year. Normally I do use a hotpot pot for it, to offer a vegan side and a fish side. This year, there were just 1 fish eater, 3 vegans. 2 vegetarians and 1 who doesn't eat fish, so I just used a vegan broth using Kombu, soy sauce, Mirin and a bit of Miso. I think we started about 8 years ago. My first Nabe I had in Tokyo after Christmas 2008 and New Year 2009 in Nara. It is a great food to share with friends. A staple is always Mochi and Daikon, everything else can change.
Date: 2020-01-11

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I dont want tingly n numbing sensation i already cant feel my feet its so cold. What are the benefits to these foods as they look more healthy that fish chips beans mash the reason i ask is because im going to start eating some japnese food from china town were i live i alwaya got to to chines supermarket and going to quick start my diet for strength and healthy habbits. What is the best food i could eat please recommmed me Rie and how i make it pleaseThank you a wonderful video for good diet
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I live in Louisiana and the staple winter food here is, of course, gumbo. Depending on where you live in the state, northern, central, south central, New Orleans area, etc. different people put way different things in theres. We put chicken and pork sausage, eaten over a bed of rice and a sweet potato on the side. Its soooooo gooood And we use saltine crackers to kind of stack the rice onto it when you get down to the bottom. YUM
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I'vr just tried red bean mochi soup last month in the Japanese restaurant near where I live, and it's so good and it's faaaaaaaaaar better than any icecream mochi I have in my life. I make me realize how ice cream mochi isn't a good representation of the real mochi. But need to be careful how hot mochi can be tho. I've already burnt y tongue once lol
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I prefer soupe green soup black pepper and coconut oil 1 onion i main ingrefiant. Im eating lots of fish right now. Japan food is very healthy. Mochi please tell me wat is this and its texture were can i buy it. Also i like fried sea weed were can i get this is fried sea weed still healthy Thank you luv the pots you cook with tc
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the bane of my existence. daikon oroshi. we had ozoni with miso this year which was new for my family since we always have a clear broth, but it was much tastier with miso imo. if you're new to eating mochi, i also suggest coating both sides with diluted unagi sauce before grilling
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I loved this video, reminds me of my mother and celebrating New Year with her and our family in Japan when I was a child. I also make Okayu a lot which is not necessarily for the holidays but something I ate often when it was cold or I was sick. Thank you for sharing this video
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My first trip in Japan, my host fam gave me a nabe, and it's so delicious. They put in some beef meat, variatons vegetables, and some brownish sauce so it tasted a little bit sweet. I didn't know if it's kinda soy sauce or smtg but it tasted nice.
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My grandma's ozoni is salted salmon, carrot, gobo (burdock) and spinach. When we make mochi we hand roll ours so it's round. Zenzai we don't eat as much, and my brother loves kinako mixed with some sugar with his boild mochi inside.
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