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Veggie Gyoza with Soy Meat
Veggie gyoza are one of the most comforting Japanese dishes — crispy on the bottom, juicy inside, and perfect for sharing.In this recipe, we use soy meat instead of pork, making the filling plant-based yet flavorful and satisfying. The k... -
Classic Miso Soup
Miso soup is one of the most iconic dishes in Japanese cuisine.Made with kombu dashi and miso paste, this traditional Japanese soup is simple, healthy, and full of umami. Classic miso soup includes tofu, wakame seaweed, and green onion, ... -
Natto Pasta
Natto Pasta is a Japanese-style pasta made with spaghetti and natto, Japan’s famous fermented soybeans. The sticky, savory natto pairs perfectly with soy sauce, shiso, myoga, and mizuna. Adding shio kombu gives it even more depth of flav... -
Okra Karaage (Soy Sauce & Ginger Flavor)
With just soy sauce and ginger for flavor, and a light coating of starch, you can transform fresh okra into a golden, crunchy snack in under 10 minutes.In this recipe, I’ll share not only the easy steps but also important tips—like how t... -
Pickled Ginger(Gari)
Pickled ginger, called Gari in Japanese, is the sweet-and-sour ginger often served with sushi.It refreshes your palate between bites, so you can fully enjoy each piece.Made by marinating thinly sliced ginger in vinegar and sugar, it has ... -
Daikon Mochi (Savory Daikon Cake)
This vegan Daikon Mochi is simple, savory, and has a wonderfully chewy texture. Made mainly from grated daikon and potato starch, it comes together quickly with just a few ingredients. All you need to do is grate the daikon, mix it with ... -
Vegan Nikujaga (Japanese Potato Stew)
Nikujaga is a classic Japanese comfort food made with potatoes, onions, and vegetables simmered in a savory soy sauce–based broth.Traditionally, it includes thinly sliced beef, but this vegan version uses fu (wheat gluten), a traditional... -
Mashed Umeboshi & Soy Sauce Grilled Rice Balls
These grilled rice balls combine tangy mashed umeboshi (pickled plum) with savory soy sauce, then are pan-fried until golden and crispy. They’re delicious on their own, but also make the perfect base for a refreshing chilled ochazuke on ... -
Natto-Stuffed Abura-age
This dish features abura-age (fried tofu pockets) stuffed with natto, a traditional Japanese fermented soybean dish known for its sticky texture and distinctive aroma. Natto is rich in plant-based protein, dietary fiber, and vitamin K2, ... -
Kinpira Gobo
Kinpira Gobo is a classic Japanese side dish made by stir-frying thinly sliced burdock root and carrot, then simmering them in a sweet and savory sauce of soy sauce, mirin, and sugar. The name “kinpira” refers to a cooking style that com...