Japanese Recipes!

Onigiri Chan · Dec 1, 2003, 08:47

Nyah! Who here doesn't like food? ^.^
Obviously i'm a huge fan of it, I think my favorite part is the preparation though. Speaking of which I was planning on cooking a nifty Japanese meal for my friend's birthday and i'd like any pointers or favorite recipes that anyone might have on hand! It'd be a great help!
I look forward to hearing from anyone! ^.^

Arigato Minasan!

**Iron Chef** · Dec 1, 2003, 08:53

Moved...

Greetings and welcome btw.

neko_girl22 · Dec 1, 2003, 11:15

Hi onigiri chan! Welcome ;)
Do you have access to a lot of Japanese ingredients? It's sometimes very difficult to get hold of the right stuff outside of Japan...you could always adjust the recipe I guess.

Here are some links:
http://www.bob-an.com/recipe/English/index_e.html
http://www.nsknet.or.jp/~chrkaji/yasuko/index_e.html
http://japanesefood.about.com/cs/recipeindex/

Nabe is a great winter food that you can adjust to suit what's available in your area. Do you know nabe? (If not, the last link has some information about nabe if you look at the contents list) I loooove nabe, it's warm, cosy and a great meal to just relax and chat over. Then later zosui!(rice and egg added to left over soup stock to make a risotto) It is easy to eat too much though....

Oden is another great winter dish http://japanesefood.about.com/librar.../aa011402a.htm

Onigiri Chan · Dec 2, 2003, 12:54

Thanks a bunch for all your help Nzueda! I hadn't expected such a reply so soon! I've heard of nabe, but I haven't tried it, i'm sure i'll like it though! I'm so grateful! It's not to difficult to get ingredients here, so I hope I wont have any problems...
If anyone else has any hints or recipes i'd be just as happy to have their help as I am to recieve Nzueda's. Thanks again!

Arigato Minasan! And thanks for the welcome Iron Chef

Dec 1, 2003, 08:47	#1
Onigiri Chan Banned Join Date: Dec 1, 2003 Location: Oregon, USA Age: 20 Posts: 575	Japanese Recipes! Nyah! Who here doesn't like food? ^.^ Obviously i'm a huge fan of it, I think my favorite part is the preparation though. Speaking of which I was planning on cooking a nifty Japanese meal for my friend's birthday and i'd like any pointers or favorite recipes that anyone might have on hand! It'd be a great help! I look forward to hearing from anyone! ^.^ Arigato Minasan!

Dec 2, 2003, 12:54	#4
Onigiri Chan Banned Join Date: Dec 1, 2003 Location: Oregon, USA Age: 20 Posts: 575	Thanks! Thanks a bunch for all your help Nzueda! I hadn't expected such a reply so soon! I've heard of nabe, but I haven't tried it, i'm sure i'll like it though! I'm so grateful! It's not to difficult to get ingredients here, so I hope I wont have any problems... If anyone else has any hints or recipes i'd be just as happy to have their help as I am to recieve Nzueda's. Thanks again! Arigato Minasan! And thanks for the welcome Iron Chef

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Iron Chef Villain Join Date: Feb 26, 2003 Location: Fukuoka (current), Nagoya, Sapporo Age: 38 Posts: 1,962	Moved... Greetings and welcome btw.

Dec 1, 2003, 11:15	#3
neko_girl22 Regular Member Join Date: May 14, 2003 Posts: 459	Hi onigiri chan! Welcome ;) Do you have access to a lot of Japanese ingredients? It's sometimes very difficult to get hold of the right stuff outside of Japan...you could always adjust the recipe I guess. Here are some links: http://www.bob-an.com/recipe/English/index_e.html http://www.nsknet.or.jp/~chrkaji/yasuko/index_e.html http://japanesefood.about.com/cs/recipeindex/ Nabe is a great winter food that you can adjust to suit what's available in your area. Do you know nabe? (If not, the last link has some information about nabe if you look at the contents list) I loooove nabe, it's warm, cosy and a great meal to just relax and chat over. Then later zosui!(rice and egg added to left over soup stock to make a risotto) It is easy to eat too much though.... Oden is another great winter dish http://japanesefood.about.com/librar.../aa011402a.htm