Recipes for foreigners





Simmered Sardins with Ginger (Iwashi no Shouga-ni)

Simmed Dried DAIKON Radish Shaving
(Sengiri no Nituke)

Yellowtail and DAIKON Radish Simmered in Broth (Buri Daikon)

Beans Lees
(Okara)

DAIKON Radish with MISO Sauce
(Furofuki Daikon)

Braised Meat and Potatoes (Niku-jaga)

Simmered Bamboo Shoot with Fried Bean Curd (Takenoko no Nimono)

Simmered Rockfish
(Mebaru no Nitsuke)

Simmered Bracken
(Warabi no Nituke)

Boiled Green Peas, Jade-style
(Hisui Mame)

Simmered Pumpkin
(Kabocha no Nitsuke)

Simmered Eggplant
iNasu no Nitsuke)

Simmered String Seaweed
(Arame no Nitsuke)
Simmered SHISHIGATANI Squash, Taro and Octopus
(Shishigatani Kabocha to Koimo to Tako no Nitsuke)

Simmered Sweet Pepper and Young Sardines (Tougarishi to Chirimenjako no Iri-ni)

Simmered Dried Bean Curd and Pasania Mushroom (Kouya-doufu to Hoshi-shiitake no Nimono)

Young Leaves of DAIKON Radish and Fried Bean Curd
(Nakanuki to O-age no Taitan)

Simmered Mackerel in MISO Broth
(Saba no Miso-ni)

Deep-fried and Grilled Bean Curds Coupled in a Pan (Meoto Daki)

Cubic Bean Curd Boiled in an Earthen Pot
(Yu-doufu)

Separately Simmered Globular DAIKON Radish and HIROUSU (Maru-daikon to Hirousu no Taki-awase)

Sinnered Black Soybeans
(Kuro-mame)

Roll of Tangle with Herring
(Kobu-maki)

Simmered MIZUNA Green and Fried Bean Curd
(Mizuna to O-age no Taitan )

Separately Simmered Butterbur and Grilled Bean Curd
(Fuki to Yaki-doufu no Taki-awase)

Simmered Beef and Bean Curd
(Niku-doufu)

Simmered Cod-fish with Grated DAIKON Radish
(Tara no Mizore-ni)

Boiled and Half-dried Bonito, Grilled Bean Curd and Canola Brossoms, Simmered Together (Namabushi to Yaki-doufu to Nanohana no Nimono)

Simmered Royal Fern and Fried Bean Curd (Zemmai to O-age no Nitsuke)

Simmered DAIKON Radish Pored with Ground Chicken (Daikon no Soboro An-kake)

Simmered Eggplant and Herring (Nasu to Nishin no Nituske)

Salted Salmon Simmered with Grated DAIKON Radish (Shio-jake no Mizore-ni)

Simmered Taro Cooked with YUZU Flavored MISO (Koimo no Yuzu-miso-ni)

One-pot Meal with Pork and Bean Curd (Jouya Nabe)

Beef Stewed in Soy-flavored Broth (Gyuuniku no Shigure-ni)