A complete guide to Japan’s beloved stuffed rice balls so you can bring Japan into your kitchen What are onigiri? Has the “🍙” emoji always puzzled you too? It’s an onigiri! This iconic snack from Japanese cuisine is essentially a ball of cooked rice, often triangular, wrapped in a sheet […]
What are tanghulu? In Europe we have the candy apple, but in China you’ll find candied strawberries, clementines, grapes… To keep it simple, just say “tanghulu.” So what are they? Tanghulu are a sweet little snack you can find everywhere in China, from tiny roaming food trucks to grand Michelin-starred […]
What is Mie Goreng? If you’re a fan of sweet, salty, and umami-packed noodles, you’re going to love this Mie Goreng recipe. This dish uses quick-cooking noodles for an easy meal that hits the table in only 15 minutes. This cousin of Nasi Goreng will delight your taste buds. So, […]
Thai cuisine is wonderful. We often limit it to pad thai and other very “classic” dishes. However, it is one of the most diverse culinary traditions: you can find everything, from stir-fried dishes to very fresh, barely cooked dishes, and curries simmered almost like in Indian cuisine. Honestly, it’s one […]
This time we’re exploring Japanese cuisine with miso noodles! A homemade miso recipe will be coming soon but in the meantime, don’t worry about using store-bought miso paste. It will still be delicious! The main ingredients for miso noodles Dark and light soy sauce: Both are essential, in the worst […]
A delicious recipe for Chinese stir-fried noodles well flavored with garlic Originating from Chinese cuisine, this is one of the basic noodle recipes there. Even more basic than my scallion oil. The procedure is relatively simple. We start by cooking the noodles of your choice, then set them aside. Then, […]
A future version of my tteokbokki will come with cheese. But in the meantime, I offer you this lovely little Korean-inspired recipe that is not only quick but really, really simple to make. The ingredients for spicy cheesy noodles Gochujang: Korean red chili paste, it’s clearly one of my favorite […]
Udon is a classic in Japanese cuisine. If you’ve been following me for a while, you certainly know my beef yaki udon which I don’t think I need to introduce anymore. For this recipe, I wanted to draw inspiration from Korean cuisine because lately, I’ve been a bit addicted to […]
What is dashi? Dashi is a simple Japanese soup stock. It is popular in Japanese cuisine because, unlike other broths that are more complicated and time consuming, it uses very few ingredients and takes only about twenty minutes to prepare. And it is absolutely delicious. The method is straightforward: soak […]
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