BLOG , Home Cooking , Seasonal Topics We began these classes last year.This year, we continue with care.Like osechi, made with care.https://omeletyellow.com 2026.01.02 2026.01.06 BLOG , Home Cooking , Seasonal Topics We began these classes last year. This year, we continue with care. Like osechi, made with care. https://omeletyellow.com Post Share 記事のタイトルとURLをコピーする Osechi, all packed into jubako boxes!May this year be filled with happiness in every layer. #osechi #jubako #newyearsdish #japanesefood #omeletyellow 前の記事 The New Year is my favourite season.I love plating osechi, enjoyed during the first three days of the year.I really enjoyed preparing and plating t... 次の記事 Other blogs Tamagoyaki, the Japanese omelet is one of the most popular Japanese dishes. Its taste changes depending on the region or where you eat it- at home, in a sushi restaurant, or as part of a traditional kaiseki meal. In eastern Japan it’s usually sweet, while in western Japan it often includes more dashi.My mother made hers with lots of sugar- it was so delicious and still a nostalgic taste for me. Nowadays, I cook mine with less sugar and a touch of dashi, sometimes adding tuna, sweetcorn, or nori. 2025.08.26 Surigoma, or ground sesame, is ready to use straight from the pack. Of course, it’s much more fragrant if you roast and grind the seeds just before cooking, but in everyday life we don’t always have much time. So I sometimes use this kind of ready- made products- it’s really handy. Sesame comes in white, black, and golden varieties. 2025.11.08 Tempura soba. In Asakusa, Tokyo’s old downtown district, you’ll find classic Japanese soul foods such as tempura, sushi, unagi, monja and soba noodles. This is tempura soba, soba noodles topped with shrimp tempura. It’s one of the most iconic dishes at a traditional soba restaurant. Just be careful with the first bite… it’s wonderfully juicy and piping hot inside! #asakusa #japanesefood #omeletyellow 2026.02.21
Tamagoyaki, the Japanese omelet is one of the most popular Japanese dishes. Its taste changes depending on the region or where you eat it- at home, in a sushi restaurant, or as part of a traditional kaiseki meal. In eastern Japan it’s usually sweet, while in western Japan it often includes more dashi.My mother made hers with lots of sugar- it was so delicious and still a nostalgic taste for me. Nowadays, I cook mine with less sugar and a touch of dashi, sometimes adding tuna, sweetcorn, or nori. 2025.08.26
Surigoma, or ground sesame, is ready to use straight from the pack. Of course, it’s much more fragrant if you roast and grind the seeds just before cooking, but in everyday life we don’t always have much time. So I sometimes use this kind of ready- made products- it’s really handy. Sesame comes in white, black, and golden varieties. 2025.11.08
Tempura soba. In Asakusa, Tokyo’s old downtown district, you’ll find classic Japanese soul foods such as tempura, sushi, unagi, monja and soba noodles. This is tempura soba, soba noodles topped with shrimp tempura. It’s one of the most iconic dishes at a traditional soba restaurant. Just be careful with the first bite… it’s wonderfully juicy and piping hot inside! #asakusa #japanesefood #omeletyellow 2026.02.21