I can see every red-blooded carnivore spitting derision at the idea of a tofu ‘steak’, and to be honest when I came across this recipe in the excellent ‘Harumi’s Japanese Cooking’ I was dubious myself. OK, so this isn’t a real steak such as you’d get in a Harvester “Have you used a knife and […]
Entries Tagged as 'Japanese'
Tofu Steak with Stir Fried Summer Vegetables
May 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: Asparagus · Japanese · Main Course · Vegetarian
Teriyaki Salmon
February 14th, 2008 · 3 Comments
For this recipe you’ll have to invest in a bottle of Mirin which after extensive research, I discover to be a sweet alcoholic seasoning made from rice and yeast. You’ll also be needing some salmon – a member of the Salmonidae family of fishes, distinguished by its pale pink flesh and popular among humans. Salmon […]
Tags: Fish · Japanese · Main Course
Japanese Brussels Sprouts with Tofu
January 19th, 2008 · No Comments
Every Saturday the Guardian magazine publishes a column by Yotam Ottolenghi called ‘The New Vegetarian’. His recipes are invariably interesting, often unusual, and judging by the ones we have tried, always delicious. This one caught my eye as it is a new way of cooking sprouts, which like dogs, are for life not just Christmas.
Tags: Japanese · Main Course · Vegetarian
Sushi – Maki-Zushi
January 13th, 2008 · No Comments
Find a Yo! Sushi…walk through door…sit down…grab nearest thing on conveyor belt…shove in mouth – what could be quicker? Certainly not making your own. However…
Tags: Japanese · Main Course · Starter