Honey Walnut Shrimp has become one of my favorite dishes, even though it’s not something you’d find in Japan, where half of my heritage lies. Growing up half Japanese, I sometimes felt embarrassed by some of the traditional dishes I was used to eating at home,...
If you're looking for a meal that's quick to assemble, easy to transport, and bursting with flavor, this Shoyu Chicken with Spicy Vermicelli Noodles in a Jar is exactly what you need. Inspired by the rich umami of shoyu (Japanese soy sauce) and the fiery kick of...
As someone who grew up in a place where Asian food wasn't accessible, Orange Chicken holds a special place in my heart.Growing up part Asian, I remember feeling self-conscious about the food I ate, which wasn’t always well understood by others. Orange chicken,...
Shrimp and cashew pineapple fried rice made in a rice cooker is an easy, flavorful dish that combines tropical sweetness with savory notes. The rice cooker simplifies the cooking process by perfectly steaming the rice while integrating the flavors of fresh shrimp,...
My Spicy Peanut Beef Lettuce Wraps with Bang Bang Sauce are a vibrant, flavorful dish that offers a delightful balance of heat, crunch, and creaminess.The star of the dish is the ground beef, cooked with a spicy peanut sauce that infuses it with rich, nutty flavors...
My Creamy Tomato Chili Crisp Noodles with Golden Garlic Chips is a delectable fusion dish that beautifully combines the richness of blistered tomatoes with a spicy kick from chili crisp, all enhanced by the satisfying crunch of golden garlic chips. This dish is...
It's a common occurrence to come home to my mom making "Nabe," (鍋) the Japanese word for hot pot. Mille-Feuille Nabe (ミルフィーユ鍋 ) is a Japanese hot pot dish that creatively layers ingredients to resemble a "thousand-leaf" (mille-feuille) structure, similar to the French...
Growing up, one of my favorite comfort foods was Mabo Dofu, the Japanese version of the famous Chinese dish Mapo Tofu (yes, only a slight difference in spelling in order to fit the Japanese and Chinese language.).This hearty, flavorful dish was a staple in my...
Making my teriyaki beef and broccoli bowl in a rice cooker is an easy, one-pot solution for a delicious, balanced meal. Start by cooking your rice in the cooker, then add thin slices of marinated beef and fresh broccoli on top during the final stages of cooking. The...
Bibimbap, a beloved Korean dish, is traditionally known for its vibrant mix of vegetables, proteins, and rice, all topped with a flavorful gochujang sauce. While it’s often prepared using a variety of stovetop methods, making bibimbap in a rice cooker brings...
Cheesy gyoza is a creative twist on the traditional Japanese dumpling, blending savory fillings with the rich, creamy addition of melted cheese. Typically, gyoza are filled with a combination of ground pork (though chicken, beef, or plant-based alternatives can also...
Korokke (コロッケ) is the Japanese adaptation of the French croquette, a breaded and deep-fried patty made from mashed potatoes or ground meat mixed with vegetables. It’s a popular comfort food in Japan and is typically enjoyed as a snack or as part of a meal, often...
Korokke (コロッケ) is the Japanese adaptation of the French croquette, a breaded and deep-fried patty made from mashed potatoes or ground meat mixed with vegetables. It’s a popular comfort food in Japan and is typically enjoyed as a snack or as part of a meal, often...
Rice cooker meals are great for anyone because they offer convenience, simplicity, and versatility. A rice cooker allows you to prepare a complete meal with minimal effort and clean-up, making it an ideal option for busy individuals or those who may not have much...
Dumplings (known as "gyoza" in Japanese) are a beloved dish that I grew up on. I have fond memories of stuffing wrappers with pork filling in my mom's kitchen. They embody a "labor of love" in their preparation. Making gyoza from scratch involves several steps that...
Kyrié is a half-Japanese food content creator and avid home cook who specializes in Asian cuisine, with a focus on Japanese. She loves developing recipes and sharing approachable yet authentic meals. When she’s not in the kitchen, she’s helping her husband Jeff tend to their garden, or on some artistic venture.
