Kewpie is not a style of mayo, but rather a brand. It was introduced back in 1925 in Japan. Since then, its popularity has significantly grown. It symbolizes the best of Japanese mayo, just like…
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In this section we have a compilation of blogs pertaining to Japanese Food that we have gathered so far. If your blog is not in the list please email us and we will have it listed.…
The nagaimo yam (a.k.a. Dioscorea opposita or Shan Yao) has gained significant popularity as a healthy side dish to add to any Asian-themed meal. In traditional Japanese cuisine, this yam is…
The Negi onion is one of the most popular culinary ingredients in Japan. They are easily distinguished by their hollow tubular green tops and have elongated stems that never form into actual bulbs…
Panko is the Japanese name used for bread crumbs. It has several characteristics that make it superior to America-style bread crumbs. In addition, panko crumbs can be used in a variety of culinary…
Kids are heading back to school soon, and you are probably thinking ahead on what to make your kids for lunch? It can be a difficult task as it can be time consuming and what is even more of a…
Enoki mushrooms are much more than your average fungus. They are long, slender stems with ultra-small caps and look very different then the ever so popular…