Tomorokoshi Gohan or Corn Rice is seasoned rice with corn kernels. Corn’s sweetness goes well with slightly salty steamed rice. It’s best using fresh corn, so this is the dish to make when corn is in season. Tomorokoshi Gohan is great as is for Bento but also good for Onigiri. Make extra for dinner, and use the leftover for next day’s lunch. Tomorokoshi Gohan tastes so fresh and delicious, and it’s super easy to make. Try it this summer!
Yaki Onigiri (焼きおにぎり) are Japanese rice balls that are grilled until crispy on the outside. Japanese short-grain rice are seasoned with soy sauce and…
Japanese style garlic fried rice is often served at Teppanyaki restaurants as a side dish for steaks or grilled seafood. Minced fresh garlic is…
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Kanpyo Sushi Roll is a skinny Sushi roll which has Kanpyo, cooked gourd, inside and Nori, roasted seaweed, outside. The strips of dried gourd…
Salmon Flakes is one of my favorite dishes I frequently make from Japanese Cooking 101. Here I made Salmon Onigiri, Steamed Rice mixed in…
Mame Gohan is Steamed Rice with green peas mixed in. It is a classic spring-time rice dish when green peas are in season. In many…
Teriyaki Chicken Bowl is grilled chicken with sweet and salty Teriyaki sauce over Steamed Rice in a bowl. The all-time favorite entree Teriyaki Chicken…
Okowa is seasoned sweet rice cooked with meat and vegetables. Okowa by itself can be a main dish in a meal because of the…