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#JapaneseFood showcases vibrant dishes, sushi artistry, ramen bowls, delicate tempura, savory bentos, rich flavors, culinary techniques, umami experiences, cultural heritage, seasonal ingredients, street food delights, and innovative fusions.
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Mr. Ramsay, this raw sushi is for you! Stop buy and say hi!! #explore #japanesefood #asmrcooking #viralreels
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Confirmed: Hot girls like hot soup 🍲🔥 🎤✨: @KCM 📍: #unforgettablegala hosted by @Character Media #redcarpetinterview #asianfood #asian #chinesefood #filipinofood #koreanfood #vietnamesefood #vietfood #tamilfood #southasianfood #southasian #japanesefood #matcha #xokitty #atla #avatarthelastairbender #avatar #extremelyuniquedynamic #thebachelorette #dwts #didimovie #annacathcart #giakim #sangheonlee #choiminyoung #audreyhuynh #maitreyiramakrishnan #eugeneleeyang #tryguys #gordoncormier #ianousley #mariazhang #thaliatran #thuy #sherrycola #hudsonyang #ivanleung #harrisonxu #viviantu #jannellesoperkins #stevenlim #watcherentertainment #jenntran #anjalibhimani #aliciahannahkim #parisberelc #isaacwang #seanwang #shirleychen #joanchen #aubreyandersonemmons #desmondchiam
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Leave it up to @Tastemade Japan to make the most satisfying, fluffiest, silky egg soup. 🍲😋 #japanesefood #japanese #eggsoup
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Trying Japanese candy from a mystery box ! YOUTUBE ikelsita INSTAGRAM 1kelsita Can you tell I’m not a big fan of grape ? 🍇 #creatorsearchinsights #creatorsearchinsights #worldmarketfinds #candyreview #candy #tastetest #Foodie #yp #candytok #tryingcandy #crunch #asmrsounds #yp #candyhaul #asmrfood #japanesefood #japanesecandy #tryingnewfoods #fyp #viral #trying #foodreview
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Best red district in world, Japan #japaneselady #japan #japanese #japanesefood #japaneseculture #japantiktok #akihabara
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Welcome back with result of balloon grape jelly 🍇💗😭 #jelly #japanesefood #dessert #viralfood #foodtiktok #EasyRecipe #foodasmr
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Trying NYC’s best new omakase
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Sweet potato cheesecake #work #SushiStyle #tshirt #sushichef #sushichef #sushi #japanesefood #knife #chef
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Trying Strangers Top Rated Japanese Restaurant In Las Vegas 📍Ton Shou, Las Vegas #tonshoupartner #tonshou #chickenkatsu #lvfoodie #yakatoriskewers #lasvegasfoodie #japanesefood #lasvegas #vegaslocals #codypremer
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inspired by one of my dream places to visit, we’re making this Japanese-inspired katsu curry with crispy chicken cutlets… the perfect combo of crispy and creamy and perfect for when you’re craving something semi-sweet but still savory. 🇯🇵🐓🌾 full recipe is on my blog at abrightmoment.com 😌 #japaneserecipes #japanese #japanesefood #chickendinner #chickencutlets #comfortfoods
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🥬 EP 5. It snowed today, so it was the perfect weather for mille feuille nabe. 🥬 Ingredients 1/4 head of Napa cabbage Thinly sliced pork belly 1 cup water 1/4 tsp dashi powder 2 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp sake 1/2 tbsp mirin 1. Layer thinly sliced pork belly between the Napa cabbage leaves 2. Cut the layered cabbage and pork into smaller pieces 3. Place the layers in the rice cooker pot 4. Combine the water, dashi powder, soy sauce, sake, and mirin. Add to the rice cooker 5. Place the lid on top and hit cook. 6. Serve with your favorite dipping sauce. You can add mushrooms, carrots, radish, etc to the layers too! #millefeuillenabe #nabe #japanesefood #japanesehotpot #cabbage #cabbages #ricecooker #ricecookerrecipe #cookininricecooker #smallkitchencooking #dormcooking #cookinghack #asianfood #chinesefood #ricecookerhack #collegecooking #livingalonecooking
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Fresh mochi w/ coconut cream & mango🥭🥥🍚 same ingredients as mango sticky rice, just in a different form<3 Also—| did not invent this dessert:) mango mochi is a traditional Japanese dessert, & mango sticky rice is a traditional Thai dessert, both have been around forever. But I love mango sticky rice so much & I thought it was cool that we can use the exact same ingredients & transform it into another dessert! I also just wanted to share that you can make fresh pounded mochi at home w/ out special tools. I'll put the full recipe below, enjoy!! —- INGREDIENTS
-2 1/4 cup Sweet Rice/Glutinous mochi rice -Mangos -1 can full fat coconut milk, refrigerated -sweetener of choice -potato or corn starch NOTES: 1. Make sure to use the correct rice for this—sweet, short grain sticky rice, (Mochigome). You can get it at an asian market, or check the link in my bio if you want to order it online. 2. Fresh mochi is veryyy sticky so make sure to handle it with either wet hands/tools, or dry hands powdered with potato starch. 3. For the best texture, soak your rice overnight or at least for a few hours. However, it’s not completely necessary & the results are similar if you don’t have time to soak. 4. It’s highly recommended to steam your rice for this, instead of using a rice cooker or pan. If you don’t have a steamer there are a ton of alternative things you can do to make one at home that will have the same result, just Google rice steamer alternatives. If you don’t want to steam it you can cook your rice another way & it should be fine, but I can’t guarantee exact results since I’ve only ever steamed it. 5. There are many different models of Kitchen Aids, & some versions have stronger motors than others. I have tried this with two different models, one being a professional series and the other being a lower-end, and it worked GREAT with both. But, I cannot say how it will work with yours, since it can be a lot of work for the machine to pound the sticky substance. Just pay attention while mixing and don’t over-work your machine. I don’t want anybody breaking their Kitchen Aids lol, so just be aware! INSTRUCTIONS 1. Read notes above before making 2. Soak rice for as long as you have time for. 3. Rinse rice until the water runs clear. 4. Steam rice for about 50 minutes. Taste it and make sure the grain is translucent throughout. For this recipe it’s recommended to over cook it rather than under. 5. Now transfer the hot rice to your Kitchen Aid & begin mixing on low speed w/ dough hook. After a minute or two, turn up the speed. Honestly, the speed doesn’t really matter, just mix at whatever speed seems right. Many people like to start off slow, I like to start off fast so that it can pound while it’s extra hot. It might depend on your mixer. Just know that we want to work quickly and turn the rice to mochi while it’s still hot. 6. Mix, altering speeds until mochi is smooth. This will take 10-20 minutes. 7. Now your mochi is ready to eat! Use a wet hand to pull the mochi into little circles, or plop it onto a surface dusted in potato starch to roll it/cut it. IMO it’s best cut into little cubes. Wrapping around fruit messes w/ the texture a little bit. 8. Eat right away or, if you’re eating it later, cover with a cloth & before serving, warm up by either briefly microwaving (covered), or steaming for a few minutes. 9. Store mochi in fridge in an airtight container, it will last up to 2 weeks. Just warm it up by steaming (or any form of heat should work) & it should be as good as the day you made it. You can also freeze mochi for a few months. —- FOR THE CREAM: 1. Scoop the thick cream off of the top of a can of refrigerated coconut milk (works best if refrigerated overnight). Note: it’s best to buy whichever brand that has the highest % of fat, so that you get more cream out of it. 2. Add sweetener of choice, I just do a splash of maple syrup, & whip it until thick and creamy. — #madefromscratch #homemade #mochi #japanesefood #simplerecipe #mangostickyrice
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