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Grilled okra with cheese and bonito flakes

Okra is grilled and topped with cheese and bonito flakes. Cheese, bonito flakes, and soy sauce are all fermented foods, so they go together perfectly.
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Fried eggplant marinated in soy sauce

This is a recipe I make every summer. Eggplant that has absorbed the oil is delicious as is, but adding shiso or myoga gives it a refreshing taste.
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Gizzard dressed in vinegar miso

Sunagimo sumisoae is a dish of gizzard, cucumber, and wakame seaweed tossed in sumiso. This is a low calorie, low fat and high protein dish perfect for dieters
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Broccoli and Bonito Flakes salad

A salad mixed with broccoli, bonito flakes, and mayonnaise. Adding Japanese mustard creates a wonderful change in the monotonous taste.
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Stir-fried snap peas with salt flavor

Stir-fried snap peas and seasoned with chicken broth mix. It's a very simple dish, but it's so delicious that you won't be able to stop using your chopsticks.
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Exquisite fluffy taro gratin

A gratin made with taro, chicken, and vegetables. It's hard to make mistakes because the taro gives it a natural consistency. Enjoy the texture of fluffy taro.
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grilled shishito peppers

The bitterness and aroma of shishito is a taste for adults. The flavor from the bonito flakes and the aroma from the slightly burnt soy sauce are also nice.
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White sauce (béchamel sauce)

For the white sauce, stir fry flour in butter, add milk, and season with salt and pepper. Cream sauce and béchamel sauce are collectively called white sauce.
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Simmered Hijiki Seaweed

Simmered Hijiki seaweed can be said to represent home cooking. I recommend using nama hijiki. Dried hijiki has hard fibers, but raw hijiki is soft and fragrant.
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Grilled broccoli with cheese

The broccoli is cooked to maintain its crispy texture, so it's satisfying to eat. It's low in oil and salt, but the flavor of bacon and cheese makes it delicious.
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Clear soup of tofu and wheat gluten

To make dashi with the ideal ratio of glutamic acid and inosinic acid, which are essential for Japanese cuisine, use 20g of kombu and 40g of katsuobushi.
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Grilled eggplant made in the oven

It's a simple dish that just involves slowly grilling eggplant in the oven. The texture and sweetness unique to grilled eggplants is exceptional.
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potato and cheese galette

This food originates from the Brittany region of France. A galette made with potatoes that has an appealing crispy texture is called galette des pommes de terre.
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Radish simmered in dashi (Furofuki daikon)

A dish of daikon simmered in dashi soup until tender, then topped with mellow yuzu miso. It's a pleasure to eat hot food to warm up your body during cold weather.
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Homemade pumpkin potage

A bright potage made with plenty of pumpkin. No matter what I hide, I love potage. You can enjoy the full flavor even without using consommé granules.
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Stir-fried burdock (Kinpira gobo)

Kinpira is a dish of stir-fried burdock seasoned with sugar and soy sauce. The key to my recipe's deliciousness is to use plenty of ground sesame seeds.
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Green beans and peanut powder

Green beans seasoned with peanuts, soy sauce, and sugar. A delicious side dish that adds aroma and richness to plain vegetables.
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Japanese salad with tofu and whitebait

A Japanese-style salad made with ingredients rich in high-quality protein and minerals, such as tofu, eggs, and whitebait.
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Gratin of grated Chinese yam

This is a dish made by grating Chinese yam and baking it in the oven. Enjoy the melty texture and flavor of the dashi. I'm sure you'll want to eat it again.
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High-quality butter-roasted potatoes

This is a very simple dish made by roasting a very delicious variety of potato called Inca no Mezame with butter.