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The Essence of Japanese Cuisine: Dashi Broth

Japanese Dashi broth is truly the epitome of Japanese flavor. This natural umami-rich stock is derived from kombu, dried kelp slices, and further enhanced with katsuobushi, bonito flakes, which are meticulously prepared through boiling, smoking, fermentation, and air-drying processes. Dashi is the soul of Japanese cuisine, serving as a more health-conscious alternative to chicken or […]

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Japanese Cheese Baked Rice Ball: Surpassing Japanese Restaurants

Here, it is not only a recipe output but also a lifestyle output. I am very glad to meet you and look for the ability to obtain ‘continuous happiness’ in food. The ingredients for the Japanese cheese baked rice ball that beats Japanese restaurants in an instant: 300g of three-color brown rice, 100g of mixed

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Delicious Korean Bibimbap: A Nutritious Meal in One

Satisfy all your nutritional needs with a hearty serving of ‘Korean Good Cooking’ – Korean Bibimbap. Mix it well and eat with gusto! Essential for binge-watching and healing moments. Ingredients for Korean Bibimbap: Rice for 1 person, 40g ground beef, 2 fresh shiitake mushrooms (20g), 30g abalone mushroom, 50g carrot, 2 spinach leaves, 20g wood

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Spicy Korean Rice Cake with Pineapple – A Refreshing Twist

Learn from the past and innovate, introducing a new flavor in Korean cuisine – Spicy Korean Rice Cake with Pineapple. This dish incorporates the sweet and sour taste of pineapple to enhance the savory and spicy flavors. A simple three-step process of washing, boiling, and simmering is all it takes. Omitted details for simplicity, this

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Kimchi: The Traditional Fermented Delicacy of the Korean Peninsula

Kimchi, known in Korean as ‘김치’, is a traditional fermented cuisine from the Korean Peninsula, characterized by its spicy, crunchy, sour, and sweet flavors, with a white and red color that is suitable for all seasons. It is commonly consumed with rice. Cabbage, a key ingredient in kimchi, is rich in dietary fiber, which aids

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Follow Lily’s Weibo for a Discussion on Life and Korean Cuisine

If you’re not interested in politics, you avoid the news; if not in romance, you skip novels. However, if you care about life and fine dining, please follow my Weibo @LilyFei. Let’s chat. I’ve never been fond of noodles, but this dish was surprisingly to my taste, and I couldn’t help but finish an entire

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