BLOG Field peas called ‘sayaendoo’ are often used to garnish dishes. They are cooked quickly and then put in cold water to keep their bright colour. 2025.03.09 BLOG Field peas called ‘sayaendoo’ are often used to garnish dishes. They are cooked quickly and then put in cold water to keep their bright colour. Post Share 記事のタイトルとURLをコピーする Asakusa today.People line up at Asakusa Engei Hall even before the doors open.C… 前の記事 Japan has lots of different types of seaweed. For example, nori, wakame, and kelp called konbu. Tororokonbu is kelp shavings made from kelp that ha... 次の記事 関連記事 Zoni is a traditional Japanese New Year’s soup that varies from region to region in terms of the broth and the shape of the rice cakes. 2025.01.08 Which do you prefer: regular natto or hikiwari natto? Regular natto is made from whole fermented soybeans, while hikiwari natto is made from finely chopped soybeans that are then fermented, giving it a crumbly texture. Regular natto comes in three soybean sizes: small, medium and large. 2025.04.12 For cooking, I usually use cane sugar. This one is made from 100% sugarcane grown on Miyakojima island, one of the Okinawa Islands. It has an extra-fine texture, melts easily, and is rich in minerals and flavour. Crops from Miyakojima are especially tasty- they thrive in the island’s rich soil and sunny climate. 2025.07.25
Zoni is a traditional Japanese New Year’s soup that varies from region to region in terms of the broth and the shape of the rice cakes. 2025.01.08
Which do you prefer: regular natto or hikiwari natto? Regular natto is made from whole fermented soybeans, while hikiwari natto is made from finely chopped soybeans that are then fermented, giving it a crumbly texture. Regular natto comes in three soybean sizes: small, medium and large. 2025.04.12
For cooking, I usually use cane sugar. This one is made from 100% sugarcane grown on Miyakojima island, one of the Okinawa Islands. It has an extra-fine texture, melts easily, and is rich in minerals and flavour. Crops from Miyakojima are especially tasty- they thrive in the island’s rich soil and sunny climate. 2025.07.25
