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	Japanese Teriyaki Chicken by manabu masuda Buy a bottle of Teriyaki sauce? NO!! It is amazingly easy to make teriyaki sauce at home. All you need is soy sauce, mirin, and sugar. The key ingredient is mirin, which adds shiny look (teri). You can find mirin in Japanese, Korean or Chinese grocery stores .	11 votes 5 reviews 2 comments 50948 views
	Vegan Japanese Dessert: Sweet Potato, Apple & Gardenia Seeds Kinton by Robert-Gilles Martineau An Easy Japanese-style vegan dessert!	4 votes 1 review 2 comments 6963 views
	Okinawan Sweet Fritters by Tamara Daugherty I grew up loving this delicate treat, both from the market in Okinawa (watching elderly women fry these up in giant cast iron pots) and made at home by my "Oba-ason" (Okinawan grandmother)". I use to wait for these little doughnuts to float on top in her pot over a wood-fed fire. (we never had a stove). Similar to the American version…	3 votes 2 reviews 6688 views
	Japanese Spinach Salad, Ohitashi by John Spottiswood This is a delicious way to consume large quantities of one of the healthiest foods on the planet...spinach! I came to love this when I lived in Japan from 1991-1992, and make it frequently now because it is so easy, healthful and delicious. Serve this with any Asian dish, or any meat and potatoes. It's not particularly spicy, but…	2 votes 1 review 6 comments 16005 views
	Vegan Japanese Cuisine: Triple-Taste Aubergines/Egg-Plants by Robert-Gilles Martineau As I already repeated time and time again, the Japanese cuisine/gastronomy has a lot to offer to vegans and vegetarians for the simple reason that such priorities are typical of the Buddhist monks (I mean the real ones!) in this country. Here is a very simple but very Japanese recipe with aubergines/egg plants: Triple-Taste…	2 votes 1 review 3122 views
	Japanese Fried Rice by Caroline Phelps You can use different ingredients for this recipe, just like any other fried rice, it's great to make when you have leftovers! Find more recipes like this one at http://pickledplum.com/	2 votes 1 review 9255 views
	Honey-Orange Chicken by RecipeKing Honey-Orange Chicken is a delicious Japanese style option for barbecued chicken drumsticks. Honey, garlic, ginger, crushed red pepper, soy sauce and sesame seeds combined together for a spicy syrupy coating for this delicious Oriental style chicken cooked in the slow cooker and also a healthy, low calories, low fat, low sodium, low…	1 vote 1721 views
	MACHA MADELEINES by Robert-Gilles Martineau Since many friends asked me, here is a Japanese-style Madeleine. Madeleines are easy to make and can be come into infinite variations. Since I could not make it French for fear to bore everyone, i though that macha tea powder would be welcome!	1 vote 2094 views
	VEGAN SOY MILK CARROT POUND CAKE by Robert-Gilles Martineau Easy Vegan Cake!	1 vote 1 comment 4503 views
	Blueberry and Red Wine Ruby Mousse by Robert-Gilles Martineau Here is a seasonal dessert for adults with a wicked liking for wine!	1 vote 2251 views
	Baked Blueberry Cheese Cake by Robert-Gilles Martineau Here is another version of Japanese cheese cakes: Baked Blueberry Cheese cake!	1 vote 2474 views
	Sauteed Liver with Garlic Stems by Robert-Gilles Martineau For all the recipes I publish to help my vegan and vegetarian friends, I need my meat! The difference is that I tried to balance my diet as much as I can. Mind you, if one keeps to good ingredients, it is quite easy. Here is a simple recipe, both Japanese and Chinese in cocept, which has the merits to be bvery healthy, calorie-low…	1 vote 1774 views
	Vegan/Vegetarian Japanese Dressing: Gomadare/Sesame Dressing by Robert-Gilles Martineau Following a few queries about gomadare/seasme dressing I (and the Missus) use a lot, I felt a little information and a simple recipe would come in useful. Gomadare is a great tasty dressing that can be used indifferently with cold dishes as a normal…	1 vote 3989 views
	Yoshie's Curried Beef and Rice by Salad Foodie Her name was Yoshie and she was my houseguest for ten days many years ago. She spoke 7 languages and was a chaperone from Tokyo with a teen 4-H exchange program. Yoshie loved to cook and wanted to prepare dinner every night for us. Did we protest? Not! Curried Beef and Rice was a thumbs-up favorite of teens and families wherever…	1 vote 3226 views
	Japanese “Rare” Cheesecake by Henry Moline No bake cheesecakes are called “rare cheesecakes” in Japan. It is a soft type of cheesecake and usually gelatin is used to harden the filling. Rare cheesecakes are chilled and served with fresh fruits or fruit sauces. It is a very easy cheesecake to make at home	1 vote 13470 views

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