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#1
I cooked うどん today! I found a really simple recipe and made it with chicken: http://www.recipezaar.com/Simple-Udon-Soup-146186
I just searched the internet randomly, so I have no idea how good of a recipe this is, but my husband and I both liked it! There's a big Asian food market about 5 minutes from our apartment, so it was easy to find everything.

I was thinking I might try そば next week. Does anybody know any good recipes for that or anything else? Does anyone here cook Japanese food on a regular basis?
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#2
Oh, I've been trying some Japanese recipes recently. This morning I made Osaka style okonomiyaki minus some of the more exotic ingredients. http://www.justhungry.com/okonomiyaki-osaka-style

Last week I made nikuman from the recipe on this site. http://www.katch.ne.jp/~takeda/sonota/nikuman.htm I've been wanting to try nikuman for ages, and it never occured to me to make it myself. I used a big pot and a strainer with paper towel instead of a steamer. It turned out really good ^.^

I bought some sweet rice in hopes of making my own mochi, but I haven't done that yet.
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#3
back before i came to japan I tried to make mochi with a blender, and I wasn't sure, it was okay ... now i know, it was awful compared to the real thing. I hope your mochi attempt involves the crushing and folding of hot steamed short grain rice. Also a wooden mallet is good. Smile


check that out!
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chully Wrote:

check that out!
Ha ha, well I don't think I can do that. I'm planing to use a bowl instead of a mortar, and something with a blunt end to mash it with. Here's one of the sites I was looking at http://www.ajiwai.com/otoko/make/moti_fr.htm
Edited: 2009-05-25, 2:01 pm
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#5
Miso soup from scratch:

http://alexelkholy.com/2009/05/08/miso-s...m-scratch/
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#6
@yukamina - unfortunate typo...
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#7
Thora Wrote:@yukamina - unfortunate typo...
Fixed >_> <_<
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