Japanese chicken meatballs, known in Japan as tsukune (つくね), are popular in yakitori shops.
Hot and hearty chicken soup features tender thigh meat, Japanese consommé, and lots of vegetables.
Transform your favorite coffee into a sweet and creamy dessert.
Dive into the world of chadō (茶道, “the way of tea”) and learn how it continues to bring inner peace and mindfulness to participants.
Fishcake, radish, konnyaku, hard boiled egg, carrots and other ingredients stew for hours in kelp broth to create this traditional Japanese comfort food.
This no-bake key lime pie can be found at the finest bakeries and patisseries across Japan.
Soybeans are a cornerstone of Japanese food and an amazing source of protein.
Japanese sweet potato cooked in an air fryer with honey, butter and sesame creating a sweet and crunchy glaze.
Japanese green tea is enjoyed around the world.
This is a vegetarian-friendly version of Okonomiyaki, a savory pancake that is eaten in Japan.
Green tea in Japanese culture – why it’s so widely consumed, what the Japanese tea ceremony looks like, and the right way to prepare Japanese tea.
This delicious recipe is a Japanese version of an omelette filled with chicken fried rice and corn.
This tasty recipe is a fusion between Armenian and Japanese styles of stuffed cabbage leaves.
When stocking your pantry for Japanese cooking it is essential to have the key ingredients available within arms reach.
Knowing about the many vegetables used in Japanese cooking will enhance your ability to create authentic dishes.
White rice, brown rice, short/medium/long grain rice, mochi rice.
Curious about what makes Japanese knives a favorite of professional chefs? Learn about how to choose your own.
Curious about what makes Japanese knives a favorite of professional chefs? Learn about how to choose your own.
Life on a predominantly mountainous island has had a huge effect on Japanese cuisine.