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  • Insects + Rice


    Japan ProbeAuthority Authority: 640
    “Nanikore Chin Hyakkei” travels to Shizuoka prefecture and tries out some yellow jackets (Vespula flaviceps) mixed with rice: The comedians who eat the gruesome looking dish are quite surprised by how good it tastes. Apparently the bugs taste very much like sakura shrimp. — Akihabara News – Gadgetry ...
    1 day ago
  • Ichihashi’s lunch


    Japan ProbeAuthority Authority: 640
    Did you read that post the other day about Tatsuya Ichihashi eating a pork bento and wonder what the food looked like? Stop wondering, because the folks at Asahi TV news went ahead and recreated his lunch: — Akihabara News – Gadgetry from Japan ( Subscribe ) Dannychoo.com – Your portal to Japan ( ...
    1 day ago
  • Sandwich Sentiments


    The UrbanWireAuthority Authority: 474
    Wagyu beef. Kurobuta [which means “Black pork” in Japanese]. Hokkaido scallop. These expensive delicacies are definitely not what you’d expect to find in your average sandwich bar. And with cuisine from the Land of the Rising Sun gaining popularity, Kimochi , located in VivoCity , offers a Japanese twist to ...
    2 days ago
  • Wagashi – Japanese Sweets


    BionicBongAuthority Authority: 130
    Here are a couple of videos to help explain all those wonderful candies or wagashi that you see when at the department stores or at other confectionery shops around Japan. Wagashi truly is an art and is generally made from natural ingredients. Wagashi is typically served as part of a Japanese tea ceremony, and ...
    3 days ago
  • The Japanese are not the only ones eating ketchup on spaghetti!


    Tess's Japanese KitchenAuthority Authority: 120
    http://1tess.wordpress.comAt an Aeolian restaurant, two Italian men share a meal with an American woman.She says, “…Pasta is the only thing your average American male knows how to prepare on his own.…”“Pasquale was not fooled. Maybe Americans eat pasta, he said, but they don’t eat it with real sauce. ...
    4 days ago
  • Delicious and Informative Morsels: SixTaste Little Tokyo Tour


    ExperienceLA Blog - Experiencing LA Arts and CultureAuthority Authority: 116
    Negitoro Don Sample (Photo courtesy of plushcattech) Ending my week-long birthday celebration, I went on the Six Taste Little Tokyo Food Walking Tour. It had been many years since I had visited Little Tokyo, and I was refreshing my memory of Japanese customs as well as getting to know more about Los Angeles. ...
    4 days ago
  • American sushi expert suggests alternatives to bluefin tuna


    Japan ProbeAuthority Authority: 640
    Trevor Corson, author of The Story of Sushi , appears on a Japanese TV news program to discuss how people should give up bluefin tuna for less endangered types of fish: — Akihabara News – Gadgetry from Japan ( Subscribe ) Dannychoo.com – Your portal to Japan ( Subscribe )
    4 days ago
  • Snow Monkeys & Soba Noodles


    World Foodie GuideAuthority Authority: 408
    This short trip from Tokyo to Yamanouchi town in Nagano prefecture, the Japan Alps was the first section of the two week trip to Japan that I planned. The husband had a yearning to see the Jigokudani snow monkeys (wild Japanese macaques) that keep warm in the freezing winter months by bathing in their ...
    5 days ago
  • Tokyo Banana mi-tsu-ke-ta “No. 1 best-seller souvenir in Tokyo”


    8tokyo.comAuthority Authority: 129
    Tokyo Banana mi-tsu-ke-ta(which means “I found the Tokyo Banana”) is not only a popular souvenir but also the No. 1 best-seller souvenir in Tokyo. There is a plenty of banana custard inside the sponge cake. Japanese people usually love to buy this souvenir for their family and friends when they visit Tokyo ...
    6 days ago
  • Hokkaido


    Blue LotusAuthority Authority: 104
    In September Hideaki and I were invited back to Kushiro, Hokkaido tovisit his brother Hidetoshi. We had really wanted to go in the summerbut couldnt find the time, so by the time we made it the weather wasalready turning cool. Still, there was abundant greenery, the treesstill had their leaves, and the temperatures ...
    1 week ago
  • Sushi-Hiro, London [Restaurant Review]


    Pig Pig's CornerAuthority Authority: 464
    Reviewed by The Wild Boar Alright, so I did proclaim Sushi-Say to be my favourite all time best ever Japanese restaurant and had no interest in finding a new regular place to eat Japanese food, but it didn’t mean I couldn’t try new places; I wouldn’t be much of a food blogger if I did that. The PigPig has ...
    1 week ago
  • Eating sausages in Osaka


    Japan ProbeAuthority Authority: 640
    An interesting video showing the various people who buy sausages from a shop on a train station platform in Osaka: Thousands of commuters pass through Kyobashi Station in Osaka every day. For 600 of them the singular highlight is a sausage. — Akihabara News – Gadgetry from Japan ( Subscribe ) ...
    1 week ago
  • Golden Kimizu Sauce


    Tess's Japanese KitchenAuthority Authority: 120
    http://1tess.wordpress.com This meal is very pretty with slices of the palest pink chicken breast, bright green asparagus, and golden sauce. The breast is steamed with lemon slices and sake so its luscious and juicy. The kimizu sauce is made with egg yolks, sugar, and vinegar so it is sweet and smooth. I discovered ...
    1 week ago
  • Tamagoyaki (厚蛋燒)


    Pig Pig's CornerAuthority Authority: 464
    I cant believe I havent blogged about this recipe, Ive been enjoying this for many years now. I got this recipe from some Taiwan entertainment news tv show. The host loved her friends tamagoyaki recipe so much that she wanted to share it with the world. She actually invited her friend to cook on the set. Kind of ...
    1 week ago
  • Care For a Bean Flavored Pepsi?


    Weird Asia NewsAuthority Authority: 585
    Over the years, a plethora of strangely flavored snacks and drinks have been released out of Japan: burger flavored chips, sushi tacos, veggie-flavored Kit Kat bars, Pepsi Ice Cucumber (flavored like a cucumber), and now the new bean flavored Pepsi Azuki.Pepsi Azuki is based off the azuki bean, which is an extremely ...
    1 week ago
  • The Incredible Edible Lotus Root


    BionicBongAuthority Authority: 130
    There is a commercial I would like to see, or even an image flashed  in the middle of prime time news these days. The image I would like to see is this: the lotus flower and then this: The incredible edible lotus root And then a slogan, like this: A Renkon (lotus root) a day keeps the Doctor away. In ...
    1 week ago
  • I Wish I Had Japanese Mother


    Stomachs on legs are proud to presentAuthority Authority: 125
    1 week ago
  • Chicken and Chestnuts


    Tess's Japanese KitchenAuthority Authority: 120
    http://1tess.wordpress.com Chestnuts are an autumn favorite in Japan. And chestnuts are now a favorite of mine; this is the third time Ive made this special recipe and is the best. Frozen, peeled chestnuts are a reasonable compromise for convenience. Using skinless, boneless chicken thighs, though more expensive, ...
    1 week ago
  • Peter Luger’s Steakhouse – New York’s Most Famous


    Great Product DirectAuthority Authority: 159
    New York is a popular travel destination for many reasons. There’s the sights, the sounds, and most importantly, the food
    2 weeks ago
  • Daring Cooks - Sushi, 寿司


    Pig Pig's CornerAuthority Authority: 464
    The November 2009 Daring Cooks challenge was brought to you by Audax of Audax Artifex and Rose of The Bite Me Kitchen . They chose sushi as the challenge. I love sushi and have been making it very often, but only normal California rolls/ hand rolls nothing fancy like dragon rolls, spiral rolls or even nigiri ...
    2 weeks ago

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