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Yes, I have a question , My husband thinks that Japanease foods are only cold foods like sushi. Can any one give me any tips, I know that there are other ...
Bambi bakes
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Mar 5, 2005
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It mixes very well! I also add sliced cucumber and nori and lightly boiled beansprouts flavored with soy sauce and sesame oil. Makes a delicious and healthy...
Betty Fushimi
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Mar 5, 2005
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... The majority of the dishes are in fact hot items. ... Sukiyaki is a nice way to start. The method is easy and the ingredients are familiar. I will append...
Jim Weller
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Mar 6, 2005
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Hi All: Another way to use that delicious Japanese smoked eel.... MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06 Title: Maki Sushi (Rolled Sushi) Categories:...
Jim Weller
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Mar 6, 2005
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Here in the Tohoku Region of Japan, the winters are long and cold. Japanese Nabe (Meaning pot) are a warm and favorite dinner choice. There are many kind of...
Betty Fushimi
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Mar 9, 2005
12:27 pm
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Hello everyone, This is Keigaku from San Francisco. I recently had an opportunity to cook "shojin" dinner for a few friends of mine. Here are some of the items...
Kaz Keigaku Matsune
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Mar 9, 2005
9:19 pm
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Wow! The pictures in your blog spot look so yummy! ... From: Kaz Keigaku Matsune To: undisclosed-recipients: Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 4:19 PM Subject:...
Derek Scuteri
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Mar 11, 2005
12:36 pm
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Keigaku-san, The pictures of your dishes look so fabulous! Are these recipes you developed yourself? Can you recommend any cookbooks that cover shojin...
novearikuo
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Mar 14, 2005
12:48 pm
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I recently saw a tv show with a ramen house selling Kogashi Negi Ramen (fried onion ramen) which seemed very interesting, but I've been unable to find a recipe...
cxcyonan
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Mar 14, 2005
12:50 pm
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Nancy san, Thanks for your kind email. It is always nice to know what other people's opinion about my site (and my cooking). Unfortunately, I don't know much...
Kaz Keigaku Matsune
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Mar 14, 2005
7:59 pm
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Hello every one. You can see the pictures for this recipe at: http://keigakumuchushojin.blogspot.com/ Please enjoy!!! Keigaku ... I went to Ferry Building...
Kaz Keigaku Matsune
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Mar 14, 2005
8:03 pm
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... I've seen this done two ways. The scallions can be blanched, shocked in ice water, dried and then deep fried til crispy and browned or briefly shallow...
Jim Weller
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Mar 15, 2005
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Please explain 'Shojin'. I am Shin Buddhist of Nishi-Honganji-ha. (I am Hakujin) For Shojin Kensjin (16th of each month) I make something meatless, but have no...
Jerry Keaough
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Mar 16, 2005
12:31 pm
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Hello Jerry san and everyone, The word "shojin" literally means "to devote oneself" and "to purify oneself." I do not know the origin of the word, "Shojin...
Kaz Keigaku Matsune
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Mar 16, 2005
7:02 pm
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Jerry san, -For Shojin Kensjin (16th of each month) I make something meatless, but have no real recipes for monastic style cookery. In fact the cookbook I ...
Kaz Keigaku Matsune
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Mar 16, 2005
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Thank you for your help! I suppose I am very lucky that I'm near an area with such diverse ethnic markets, (which I find like parts of Suburban L.A. or...
Jerry Keaough
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Mar 19, 2005
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I use ziplock bags to make a lot of my tsukemono. One very easy and tasty way to make daikon tsukemono is to slice the daikon very thinly, place in a colinder,...
Betty Fushimi
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Mar 19, 2005
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I've always liked rice and sugar, so a friend that had been to Japan suggested I try Ohagi. I found a recipe, but no place up here has azuki beans. Does anyone...
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Mar 21, 2005
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You could probably use any kind of small red bean, but the rice might be a problem. Ohagi should be made with pearl grain rice or rice for mochi to get the...
Betty Fushimi
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Mar 22, 2005
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Hello every one. Last Sunday, I had another Shojin Lunch tasting. One of the dished I created was Shojin "Chirashi" - a variety of vegetables over bed of sushi...
Kaz Keigaku Matsune
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Mar 22, 2005
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Where is "up here"? Derek ... From: "kurtwarner_101" <kurtwarner_101@...> To: <thejapanesecookingclub@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 5:56...
Derek Scuteri
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Mar 23, 2005
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every year at our school for our japanese class, we have a food week where we search around and make japanese food. i'm currently looking for ideas on what to...
mysticalgenie08
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Mar 23, 2005
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Thanks for the help. I have sweet rice, so that should work. I'll try it with a different small red bean. ... might be a problem. Ohagi should be made with...
kurtwarner_101
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Mar 23, 2005
12:16 pm
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How about somen noodles? Very quick, just a little boiling, then throw the noodles in with ice. Chop the ingredients. The rolled omelet would take the longest....
Rachel Greenwood
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Mar 23, 2005
1:32 pm
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How about Daigaku imo?? All you need is salad oil, sweet potatoes, caro syrup, soysauce and sesame seeds. Tastes better slightly warm, but okay if served cold....
Betty Fushimi
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Mar 23, 2005
3:26 pm
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I haven't posted to this group yet and I joined it a few days ago. I love anything with sweet potatoes . So I too wouldn't mind having that recipe for...
Lucille
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Mar 26, 2005
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i think that im interested! Please send the recipe. Thank You. ... caro syrup, soysauce and sesame seeds. Tastes better slightly warm, but okay if served cold....
mysticalgenie08
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Mar 26, 2005
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Hello, I just joined your club and I'm very interested to learn more, thank-you for your time. ^_^...
Grant Murray
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Mar 26, 2005
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Why not search online for azuki beans by mail order. I just ran a quick Google search on "mail order azuki beans" and came up with a variety of mail order...
Derek Scuteri
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Mar 26, 2005
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Daigaku imo are a favorite snack here in Japan, and my kids have always loved them, hot or cold. They are called daigaku imo (daigaku=univesity, imo=potato),...
Betty Fushimi
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