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By Hooray Man, 02/03/2016 - 12:56

Dorayaki

Have you ever tried something that looks like this? Then you have had japanese red bean pancakes. It is just two round pancakes filled with red bean paste (from azuki bean: small red bean) that looks a bit like a sweet sandwich.

The word, "Dorayaki", is a combination of a word "Dora"= gong ( a metal musical instrument that has flat and circular discs shape) and "Yaki" = grilling. It makes sense to call it like that as the shape and the way it is made.

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By Clumsy Mermaid, 01/27/2016 - 14:45

Japanese curry

Japanese curry is the most popular common dish in Japan, served with either rice, noodles or bread. It is a mixture of stew and curry powder and usually cooked with onions, carrots and potatos. Sometimes apples(sweet) or apple sauce and tomatos or ketchup with honey are added.

By Clumsy Mermaid, 01/22/2016 - 23:23

Kimchi

Kimchi is a traditional Korean side dish, served with other meals such as Korean barbecue or Gogigui = grilled meat. It is Korean dining style in a group of people or family by grilling beef, pork, chicken, or others at the low table that are built in gas or charcoal grills.

By Clumsy Mermaid, 01/22/2016 - 16:54

Green curry

Green curry is a well known green creamy soup in Thailand, neighbouring countries and around the world. It is typically served with rice or round rice noodles known as "khanom chin". The most popular dish is called "Kaeng Khiao Wan" = Sweet Green Curry, cooking with coconut milk and palm sugar.

By Clumsy Mermaid, 01/22/2016 - 16:47

Yellow curry

Curry is originated from India in the combination of herbs and spices. The spice mixture is cooked with other ingredients such as coconut milk, cream, yoguart, roux (flour & oil). It depends on local and personal preferences in other countries.

Thai yellow curry is a well known mild creamy soup, neighbouring countries and around the world. There are two kinds of yellow curry; Kaeng- Kari and Kaeng-Lueang.

Yellow curry paste is made of all fresh herbal ingredients such as cinnamon, coriander seed, cumin, curcuma, lemongrass, mustard, red chili,garlic, salt, shallot.

By Clumsy Mermaid, 01/22/2016 - 13:11

Wakame

What is that green shiny thing? It is not a new menu of noodles or spaghettis, but a kind of edible seaweeds in Korea and Japan which has a green, shiny texture and kind of a sweet taste, often served in a hot soup and a cold salad.

For a hot soup: Miso soup (Japanese soup) or Miyeok guk (Korean soup: soaking dried Wakame in the soup without tofu)

By Clumsy Mermaid, 01/20/2016 - 16:40

Pad Thai noodles

Pad Thai = stir-fried rice noodles, was promoted for enhancing rice export in Thailand during the Prime Minister Plaek Phibunsongkhram to western countries. It consists of rice noodles, tofu, eggs, tamarind sauce or paste, peanuts, fish sauce, bean sprouts and spring onion. If you like to add more vegetable, you can add paprika. (not traditional style,but more colorful)

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