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Home Cooked Abroad
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Easy recipes from Japan that can be made anywhere!
My name is Jeremy, and I'm excited to share with you the delicious flavors of Japanese home-cooking that I've learned during my decade of living and cooking abroad. Whether you are looking for new dishes to try or would like to expand your knowledge of Japanese cuisine, I've got you covered with recipes and techniques that are easy to replicate in your own kitchen, no matter where you are in the world.
Subscribe to my channel and let's start cooking together!
My name is Jeremy, and I'm excited to share with you the delicious flavors of Japanese home-cooking that I've learned during my decade of living and cooking abroad. Whether you are looking for new dishes to try or would like to expand your knowledge of Japanese cuisine, I've got you covered with recipes and techniques that are easy to replicate in your own kitchen, no matter where you are in the world.
Subscribe to my channel and let's start cooking together!
Make BETTER Miso Soup at Home with this ONE Step
Level up your miso soup at home with a dashi stock from scratch. Dashi is the basis for many dishes in Japanese cuisine including hot pots, simmered dishes, and of course miso soup. Once you have a homemade dashi, you’ll never want to go back to the granulated version. It only takes about 20 mins, and you will be on your way to a super umami and flavorful dashi.
Also featured in this video, is miso soup with seasonal ingredients including komatsuna, enoki mushrooms and abura-age (fried tofu). Feel free to sub with other vegetables that you like!
More recipes that use dashi:
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The Ingredients (3-4 servings):
The Dashi:
800 ml/3.5 US cups of water
20g/0.7 oz of kombu (dried kelp)
20-30g/0.7-1 oz of katsuobushi flakes
The soup:
Your choice of mushrooms
Your choice of greens
Your choice of tofu
2 tbsps miso paste
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0:00 Intro
0:27 What’s dashi?
0:49 Simmering the stock
1:27 Preparing the soup ingredients
2:19 Skimming the dashi
2:41 Putting it all together
3:21 Time to serve!
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Also featured in this video, is miso soup with seasonal ingredients including komatsuna, enoki mushrooms and abura-age (fried tofu). Feel free to sub with other vegetables that you like!
More recipes that use dashi:
ua-cam.com/play/PLj4Nt8Hxe95L3eTEgBZkLneMjogOfyMw-.html
The Ingredients (3-4 servings):
The Dashi:
800 ml/3.5 US cups of water
20g/0.7 oz of kombu (dried kelp)
20-30g/0.7-1 oz of katsuobushi flakes
The soup:
Your choice of mushrooms
Your choice of greens
Your choice of tofu
2 tbsps miso paste
Follow me on Instagram: homecookedabroad
Full recipes on Facebook: homecookedabroad/
0:00 Intro
0:27 What’s dashi?
0:49 Simmering the stock
1:27 Preparing the soup ingredients
2:19 Skimming the dashi
2:41 Putting it all together
3:21 Time to serve!
Subscribe for more Japanese home cooking recipes!
ua-cam.com/channels/64W1X3-IcwGhtiQePNWB_w.html
Thanks for watching!
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This looks amazing and actually looks better than some of the American Thanksgiving dinners I've been to! You knocked it out of the park! And I bet it was delicious.😋👍
what about Pizza?
Thanks
How long would you recommend to stay in Aomori? 😮
Nice. Just subscribed
I definitely prefer Hiroshima style by a mile but I make Osaka style at home because it's way easier 😂
Better with Japanese dashi powder in sauce!! Trust me I'm Japanese!!
I used to work at a tempura spot and we did the x cut. I would love to make it shark and pointy as fuck! ❤️😫
Title says without an oven, but you use a toaster oven
How do you slice the beef like that?
Too wet, ill reduce the sauce amount
What cut of beef is that?
Omg. Thank you so much!
Gyudon is probably the easiest Japanese dish to make especially if you have the meat that goes in it at your local Japanese store. No fancy prep other than slicing onion.
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Try with red wine. Many Japanese restaurants use red wine.
red wine, do we replace red wine for the mirin and sake?
@ no you use them all. Reduce water instead. If u can’t afford all then replace for the sake.
way too much work
It’s so healthy food! I’d like to try it 😊
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i'm JAPANESE. I stir fly the onions.
Yorokobe shounen
Captures travel in a real way. Thank you
It’s funny how this is fast food in Japan it’s actually really healthy 😂
But it's not, just because it's healthier in comparison to most fast food chains doesn't make it healthy.
@ you can add kimchi vegetables eggs to it that can make it very healthy. Carbs vegetables meat it contains most of the food groups you need to be healthy. You can even have fruit on the side if you like. It’s better than eating a burger and fries it’s fresh not fried it’s generally pretty healthy.
Please hold food properly while cutting or chopping. That definitely made me cringe.
What beef?
Yorokobe shounen
I lived on this meal for 4 1/2yrs while stationed in Japan on the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk! I will never get tired of this meal!!
Still waiting on the side salad w/mystery dressing and a small bowl of miso soup!
The key is lots of onions. Slice a whole onion and simmer it in the sauce until it's well cooked. Slice another half onion to cook with the beef. Yoshinoya uses red wine.
red wine, is it a substitute for both mirin and sake?
Yesss boiled beef
I'd fry the scecuan peppercorns in the oil, then remove them. That way you get the numb, but not bite into them. Also, you could simply grind them into a powder, then add. Biting into a peppercorn is not pleasant.
All I need is gyūdon for the next 300 years! Fast, yummy, and cheap, too!
About to use my grill for the first time for some veg... My stove has no temperature settings on the grill though, that kind of scares me a bit.
My good friend where did you get that hot pot?
🎵🎵That's My Brother Don't You Know It?🎵🎵
Mmm!! Wish I were there eating these yummies!! Thank You!!😋
If your gyudon tastes somehow funky, its coz you didnt parboil your sliced beef. Parboil your beef in boiling water for 10 secs to remove the scum (its doesnt remove the taste) leaving ypu with clean tasting gyudon. Videos like this almost always never do that crucial step.
I’m a Marine Corps veteran and I have had this unbelievably delicious dish on the island of Okinawa, Japan first in 1971 and again in Kin Ville just outside Camp Hansen in 1986. Marines will argue about what restaurant made it best but it’s a matter of taste. Thanks for sharing your recipe and thanks for the fond memories of Okinawa!!!! Oooorrahhh!!!
Tahu Allahumma sholli wa salim wa barikh ala Sayyidina Muhammadin wa'ala ali Sayyidina Muhammadin fil awwalin wal aakhirin wa fil mala'il a'laa ilaa Yaumiddin
Well done dude. Very easy to follow. I can tell u had a lot of Japanese influence on u.
“Fast” food
so a air fyer... neat
Looks absolutely delicious
Forgot a heart-stopping amount of sliced green onion on top haha.
That's good test 😮
for any of you that have tried Yoshinoya over here in California, this recipe tastes the exact same. It's delicious and that's coming from a cook. So simple too. I don't mean to sound racist, but I saw your youtube short a while back and now I am here...the shock I got when I saw that you were white and I spend a lot of time researching recipes on youtube.
Making this tonight. Hope its good? I can finally use my pickled ginger 😅
Do not simmer the meat for 15-20 minutes cause it will become too tough. Just cook it till it doesnt have the red colour anymore. Also dashi is a must for gyudon since it adds a lot of umami. Personally, id also reduce the amount of water used in the recipe so the flavours are more concentrated.
If you cover the bitter melon with salt and let it set for 5 minutes, then rinse well, it will reduce the bitterness. Love your channel!
What the fuck is an onsentomago?
Egg simmered on low till it's barely cooked