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【Japanese Food】How to make Japanese Beef Noodle Soup ("Niku Udon")
Thanks for visiting my channel!
In this video, I share a recipe of "niku udon".
Niku udon lieterally means "meat udon", which consists of thinly shaved beef lightly simmered in sweet & salted dashi, udon noodles and hot udon soup.
I like to top it with an onsen tamago (slow cooked soft egg), so I also share how to make it in a most simple way.
[Ingredients] (3 servings)
■Udon soup
900ml dashi
60ml soy sauce
30ml mirin
1 green onion
■Simmered beef
300-350g shaved beef
dashi 4tbsp
soy sauce 4tbsp
mirin 4tbsp
sake 4tbsp
sugar 4tbsp
* 1tbsp =15ml
■Onsen tamago
1000ml boiling water
200ml water
4 cold eggs (out of the fridge)
*cooking time: 12-15 minutes
#udon
#japanesefood
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【Japanese Food】4 Fried Eggplant Dishes in Japanese Style, Simple & Tasty !
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I share 4 best deep-fried eggplant recipes in Japanese style! The ingredients used are only basic ones that many Asian supermarkets have. I hope you'll try out any of these recipes! [Ingredients] 1. Lightly simmered in dashi [Seasoned dashi] 400ml dashi 75ml mirin 30ml soy sauce 1/2 tsp salt 3 large eggplants 2. Topped with sweet miso [Sweet miso] 1tbsp sake 1tbsp mirin 2tbsp miso 1tbsp sugar 2...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Sparkling Jelly Punch / Perfect Summer Dessert !
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I share a recipe of "Jelly Punch" made of colorful jewel-like jellies 😃 "Jelly Punch" is famous dessert served in a cafe "Café Soirée" in Kyoto. It is a cool and refreshing dessert perfect for the summer ! You can arrange the colors and flavors of the jellies as you like. I poured some soda pop, but you can also use cider or champagne! [Ingredients] ■Blue■ 5g gelatin powder (soak in 15ml of wat...
【Japanese Food】Japanese Steamed Buns filled with Red Bean Paste ("Joyo Manju")
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This video shows how to make Japanese steamed buns ("manju"). From late June to early July, the flowers of hydrangea ("Ajisai") bloom in Japan. In this video, I make how to make manju with Ajisai motif. Flowers of the season is a common motif of Japanese confectionery. This manju is specifically called "Joyo Manju", where a Japanese yam ("joyo") is used as a leavening agent. This is said to be ...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Special Mochi eaten in June ("Minazuki")
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"Minazuki" is a kind of mochi eaten in June. Minazuki means "June" in ancient Japanese. Many Japanese sweets shops offer minazuki during the month of June. In old times, 1st of June (ancient calender) was the "Day of Ice". The nobles and the government elite would perform a ritual of eating a piece of ice to ward off harsh heat in the coming summer season. The ice was natural ice stored in a sp...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Rice-Stuffed Squid ("Ikameshi")
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"Ikameshi" (literally means "squid rice") is originally a local dish from Hokkaido. It has become a common dish throughout Japan. Ikameshi was invented as an "ekiben" (bento, or packed meal, sold at railway stations) at Mori Station in Hokkaido during the Second World War, when the rice was in short supply. It gained a reputation for being delicious and filling. You can still buy the ekiben at ...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Matcha Dessert (“Matcha Zenzai”)
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"Matcha Zenzai" is a Japanese dessert consisting of sweet matcha soup, mochi balls ("shiratama") and sweet red bean paste ("anko"). This dessert may be served both cold and hot. In this video shows how to make sweet matcha soup and shiratama. As for the recipe of red bean paste, please see another video in my channel: ua-cam.com/video/auA2-dvX9-w/v-deo.html If you have some red bean paste in yo...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Sweet Red Bean Paste ("Anko")
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This video shows how to make sweet red bean paste ("anko") , the essential element of Japanese sweets. [Ingredients] azuki beans 100g sugar 120g water 120g * Calculate the ingredients proportionally according to the quantity of anko you want to make. 00:00 Introduction 00:15 Pre-boiling to remove bitterness 01:48 Boiling until soft 03:06 Soaking in the syrup 03:54 Adjust the consistency 06:32 M...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Ginger Pork ("Shogayaki")
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Ginger pork is one of the most popular pork dishes in Japan. Ginger pork is called "shoga-yaki" in Japanese ("shoga" means ginger, and "yaki" means to sear/grill). This dish is very simple and quick to make, and goes perfectly with steamed rice. You may also use beef or chicken instead of pork. [Ingredients] (2 servings) - 1/2 large onion (about 150g) - some cabbage leaves - 20g ginger - 2 clov...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Miso butter salmon ("Chan-chan yaki")
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"Chan Chan Yaki” is a traditional fishermen’s dish from Hokkaido prefecture of Japan. It's made of salmon or trout fillet, various vegetables and miso based sauce. Originally it was made using a steel griddle on fishery boats. Today, it is commonly made at home nationwide with a frying-pan or an electric griddle. ■Ingredients (2-3 servings) 200g shimeji mushrooms 1/2 onion 1/2 cabbage 1 carrot ...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Bamboo Shoot Rice & Soup
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In Japan, you’ll find a pile of bamboo shoots (baby bamboo) in any supermarkets or vegetable stores from the March until mid-May. Fresh bamboo shoot is only available during this season. Today, I will show you how to make Takenoko Gohan (Bamboo Rice) and Mousou Jiru (Bamboo Soup). The soup is a local dish from Shonai region, my hometown. If you cannot find fresh bamboo shoot, you can use the pa...
【Japanese Food Recipes】Japanese Chashu Pork for Ramen
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"Chashu" is originally a Chinese dish ("Char siu") which is roasted/barbecued pork with glaze consisting of spices and other seasonings. It is adapted to the taste of Japanese people, with different seasoning and cooking method: Japanese chashu is often "braised" without any spice. Japanese Chashu is one of the most common toppings of ramen. Ramen served with grater amount of chashu is called "...
【Japanese Food】Okonomiyaki (Japanese pancake) // Authentic recipes🇯🇵
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"Okonomiyaki" is a kind of pancake made with flour batter and other ingredients (vegetables, meat and/or seafood). "Okonomi-yaki" consists of 2 words: okonomi (“as you like”) and yaki (“grilled/pan-fried”). As the name implies, you may add anything you like as an ingredient. This being said, there exists the “standard” okonomiyaki, which I am making in this video. ■Ingredients (serves 1)■ [batt...
【Japanese Food】Sakura Mochi // Authentic Recipes 🇯🇵
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Sakura-mochi is a Japanese confectionary ("wagashi") enjoyed during the springtime. Sakura means cherry blossoms. There are two types of sakura-mochi and what I’m making in this video is called "Kansai style” (“Kansai” means the western part of Japan including Osaka and Kyoto) The “Kanto style” (“Kanto” means the eastern part of Japan including Tokyo) uses a thin dough similar to crape. Most Ja...
【Japanese Food】Nabeyaki Udon (Udon served in clay pot)// Authentic recipes from Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Tricolored Mochi for Doll's Festival ("Hishimochi")// Authentique Recipes 🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】 How to make Ramen Egg (Marinated Egg) //Recipes from a Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Crunchy Dried Agar-agar Jelly "Kohakuto"
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【Japanese Food】"Spaghetti Napolitan" // The most popular pasta dish in Japan 🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Taiyaki & Red Bean Paste //Recipes from a Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Braised Pork Belly //Recipes from a Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Gyudon (Beef Bowl) // Recipes from a Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Spring Rolls (Harumaki) // Recipes from a Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Curry Udon // Recipes from a Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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【Japanese Food】Ponzu Sauce // Recipes from a Japanese kitchen🇯🇵
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  • @allegrab4645
    @allegrab4645 День тому

    I have always wanted to try this and I will finally be travelling to Tokyo next month so I can't wait to try this! Do you have any recommendations on where to a) try this locally and b) where to buy the tokoroten press or seaweed? I heard this is usually a summer food, but I still hope to try it in December. I love your videos! Thank you for sharing your recipes! <3

  • @rimslayman7428
    @rimslayman7428 3 дні тому

    Hello, in only find agar agar flakes in my country how can i use it to have the same results ?

  • @jaybestemployee
    @jaybestemployee 25 днів тому

    The amount of sugar you are trying to eat is astonishing.

  • @teperikaetr
    @teperikaetr Місяць тому

    I love this video. Can I use fresh squeezed lime or lemon juice instead of the citric acid powder.?

  • @rosmerytitochura8153
    @rosmerytitochura8153 Місяць тому

    Me dió hambre 😋 se ve delicioso 😃👍✨

  • @BullsEye_Trader
    @BullsEye_Trader Місяць тому

    Hi Paloma, greeting from India. In our country, we share border with Nepal, Tibet and china. So the Indian states sharing this border, we have major pupulation of Buddhist community. They prepare this kind of jelly and serves with red chilly and soy sauce with some crunch noodle toppings. You may try that recipe from UA-cam, this dish is called as “la phing”

    • @guess7576
      @guess7576 Місяць тому

      Will this be found in uttar bengal?

  • @BullsEye_Trader
    @BullsEye_Trader Місяць тому

    Hi Paloma, greetings from India. In Indian homes we Cook this as spicy and creamy vegetable served with Basmati rice. Also the water, you discarded after cooking the beans, we believe this water contains good nutrition, so we use it to cook rice or we can also make use of it to prepare soup by adding some ginger, black pepper and salt.

  • @hikmahuddinhasbullah3928
    @hikmahuddinhasbullah3928 2 місяці тому

    is this what southern chinese call it as “su hoon”??

  • @aserodriguez1425
    @aserodriguez1425 2 місяці тому

    Tasteless noodles, vinegar, soy sauce, karashi mustard sesame seeds and nori can't possibly taste good no way.

    • @justlikeme2797
      @justlikeme2797 2 місяці тому

      It's far better when they make it as a dessert.

    • @videosfavoritosdegle
      @videosfavoritosdegle 2 місяці тому

      It's like it's a totally different culture 🫨🤯

    • @quesonukefps
      @quesonukefps 2 місяці тому

      Look guys, Astro Rodriguez is mad about noodles on the internet

  • @Unkwn123
    @Unkwn123 2 місяці тому

    Very satisfying video n good camera work

  • @SARA-kt2je
    @SARA-kt2je 3 місяці тому

    Can we use agar agar instead of tengusa??

  • @mohmedsafaa945
    @mohmedsafaa945 3 місяці тому

    ممكن المقادير واسماء المواد المستعمله

  • @superblanco444
    @superblanco444 5 місяців тому

    Looks like quite the process for the beans. But I can’t wait to try it out. Great video

  • @TheBeatles..
    @TheBeatles.. 5 місяців тому

    must taste amazing

  • @TheBeatles..
    @TheBeatles.. 5 місяців тому

    Just Like Soiree Cafe in Kyoto 👍👍👍👍

  • @jakubhuslar1298
    @jakubhuslar1298 5 місяців тому

    Hello Paloma, ever since i discovered your channel I make this meal every now and then, healthy and simple, surprisingly delicious. I'm a big fan, some of your videos are too cool to believe, the one with the algae noodles? sakura mochies? You and your fellow foodtuber Itadakimasu recipes are very watchable even just for the style, the serenity, it's very peaceful. I'm sorry to see, that your reach is so limited, if more people knew... hope to see something new soon! Hello from Czech rep., somewhere far away!

  • @renaissancezoe9293
    @renaissancezoe9293 5 місяців тому

    👋 Hello. Would they crust faster if i put them in a low temp oven or a warm but “off” oven?

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen 5 місяців тому

      Hi 😄Put them in the oven at around 40°C, they’ll dry faster 👍

    • @renaissancezoe9293
      @renaissancezoe9293 5 місяців тому

      @@palomasdailykitchen You’re a 💎 for responding so quickly! Many thanks🙏🏽

  • @Brekner
    @Brekner 7 місяців тому

    "Natsuyuki Rendezvous" anime brought me here, lol. This is translated as "beefsteak plant juice" and I just had to see what the hell that was, lol.

  • @dafyddroberts6176
    @dafyddroberts6176 8 місяців тому

    Nice

  • @sarahferriss2954
    @sarahferriss2954 8 місяців тому

    I loved this video well done

  • @Masanajae
    @Masanajae 9 місяців тому

    와 너무 맛있겠다!

  • @billdomb
    @billdomb 10 місяців тому

    Do those noodles have a taste?

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen 10 місяців тому

      Good question! Yes, tokoroten itself has a scent of the sea/seaweed. But we enjoy its coldness and the smooth texture rather than the taste of the tokoroten itself (in my opinion!)☺

  • @AnneBargen
    @AnneBargen 10 місяців тому

    Does it work without pressure cooking?

  • @itzfr4n202
    @itzfr4n202 10 місяців тому

    I loved it :)

  • @MarisaTragsiel
    @MarisaTragsiel Рік тому

    Do you know where this seaweed can be found for purchase?

    • @CMMT_
      @CMMT_ 2 місяці тому

      H E B Walmart Tokyo Asian market

  • @LeafHuntress
    @LeafHuntress Рік тому

    Thank you so much for making this lovely calming video. Where i live i cannot find tengusa, but we do have agar-agar, mostly in powder form, could i use that to make tokoroten?

  • @Automne_42
    @Automne_42 Рік тому

    Hello i know this is a bit of an old vid, but i was wondering, if i use mochiko instead of shiratamako is it gonna be okay ?

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      Hi, thanks for this good question! The answer is yes👍👍 Mochi-ko and shiratama-ko are both made from the same ingredient: glutinous rice. Due to the difference in the production process, the resulting mochi has a slightly different texture, but they can be substituted for each other😀

    • @Automne_42
      @Automne_42 Рік тому

      @@palomasdailykitchen thank you so much !! <3

  • @sahej6939
    @sahej6939 Рік тому

    I love adzuki beans… I’ve always wanted to try these

  • @ahmadsan1
    @ahmadsan1 Рік тому

    U r awsome man.. u did great recipe😊

  • @macysm4719
    @macysm4719 Рік тому

    Tried it yesterday. Nay. Not to my liking. Wasting my cooking gas. I like cooking Japanese food, but not this one. Prefer squid that cooked in short amount of time. Fresh, soft, juicy, and tasty.

  • @ingtve7261
    @ingtve7261 Рік тому

    This is the video I needed to make okonomiyaki for one person. It looks delicious. I lived in Japan for one year, and I still dream of the okonomiyaki with potatoes that I had. I hope to be able to replicate that. Thank you for making this video.

  • @sarahmartin3638
    @sarahmartin3638 Рік тому

    Thank you for Sharing your recipes God bless

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    こんにちは。I noticed 翁、上喜元 more than the eggs😂I'm thinking of buying it. さすが吟醸王国山形😊

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      Yes, try it ! Jokigen has many variations, so it’ll be fun to find the difference and discover your favorite 👍👍

  • @funkophone
    @funkophone Рік тому

    Delicious

  • @BarbaraAllan-v2z
    @BarbaraAllan-v2z Рік тому

    This is the best tutorial video I have watched. Absolutely will be having this running when I try this myself. Thank you.😊

  • @iyo__channel
    @iyo__channel Рік тому

    おはようございます 夏といえばところてん!と思って今度キャンプで作る予定です 天草から作るって凄いですね👍

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      コメントありがとうございます☺ところてんは天草を買うところが一番ハードルが高いかもしれないです😅常温でも固まりますし、たしかにアウトドアでも作れそうですね!

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    It is said 山形県民 consume ramen most in Japan. You made a やばい ramen to me😊

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      Yes, there are many ramen restaurants in Yamagata😀 I try not to eat it very often but sometimes difficult to resist😓

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    My favorite Sake is 出羽桜 from山形😊The cold 出羽桜 must be fit to ちゃんちゃん焼き😊

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      It's indeed a good sake! Thank you for helping the economy of Yamagata😄 I like Fundokin products from your prefecture !

    • @工藤和彦-e1g
      @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

      @@palomasdailykitchen The フンドーキン is just at my hometown Usuki city. ありがとう

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    I like summery vegetables for example, eggplants, tomatoes, cucumbers, and watermelons because they look lively under the sunshine😊

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      I love summer vegetables/fruits, especially eggplant and peach ! 🍑

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    These dishes you made look plain and simple, but they are the very 和食😊

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      I admit that they're both brownish and don't look gorgeous (but good!)😂

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    I like the fat of meats and fish, especially that of pokes and chickens😊ホロホロお肉❤

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      Me too! I am getting old but still love fatty meat and fish 😋

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    I couldn't read your English sentence halfway because they looked so yummy😅

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    The King of the 定食😊I like the way of eating gingered pork with cabbage and mayo.ボクはマヨラー😊

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    My real name is Kazuhiko, so I misread Kuzuko as Kazuhiko😊

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    There are some ancient Himuro氷室 in Òita prefecture. I first knew6月1日is 氷の日😊

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      Really! I didn't know about the himuro in Oita. I'm impressed by your expertise in Japan😳

    • @工藤和彦-e1g
      @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

      @@palomasdailykitchen I'm a Japanese who is studying English with your youtube and living in Oita prefecture. がんばってください!

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      @@工藤和彦-e1g なんと!笑 That explains a lot ! Thanks a lot for your support, and good luck on your studying! 😊

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    the Japanese summer😊

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    I think Ikameshi is better way of eating squid than Sushi or Sashimi.

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    Not only your techniques but also your Donabes are しぶい and 味わい深い.

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    Making Wagashi is very profound.

    • @palomasdailykitchen
      @palomasdailykitchen Рік тому

      Wagashi is deeply connected to the culture, history, literature and nature of Japan. It’s indeed a super profound and interesting field !!

  • @工藤和彦-e1g
    @工藤和彦-e1g Рік тому

    You have many techniques to cook😊