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Category Archives: how-tos
How to Make Tonkatsu
The first Japanese dish I learned to eat was tempura. In the 80s, when Japanese cuisine wasn’t as prevalent in Manila as it is now, tempura was probably the definitive Japanese dish. It was the only thing I’d order as … Continue reading
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How to Cook Japanese Curry
Having friends over? Want to cook something impressive looking but in reality is so easy to prepare? I’ll share a secret—if you can get past the intimidating Japanese Kanji on the box, Japanese-style curry is darned easy to cook! Curry … Continue reading
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Lasang Pinoy 18: Oh my Gulay!
One of my favorite veggie appetizers is Gyu Asupara Maki, otherwise known as Beef and Asparagus Rolls. I love it for the sweet and salty flavor of the tender beef, imbued with just a subtle hint of smokiness, wrapped over crisp and cooked-just-right asparagus spears. While it’s Japanese in origin, I think, other than the mirin, the ingredients are ordinary enough to fit any cuisine. And with the flavor it packs, it’s sure to appeal to Pinoy tastebuds. Continue reading
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