Here you'll find various recipes.
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Here you'll find various recipes.
Everyone is encouraged to contribute. To submit a recipe please click here.
http://www.japancentre.com/recipes/33
This looks nice and esy. You can get sake and mirin (sweet wine) from Waitrose and oriental supermakets. See also our links.
If you can’t get mirin and sake, try to substitute with dry sherry and add a teaspoon of sugar.
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July 2010
Japanese Rice is a cross between sticky rice and normal rice.
Here is the “correct” way to cook it.
http://www.japancentre.com/recipes/15
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July 2010
http://blog.japancentre.com/2010/07/14/recipe-japanese-korokke/
Put a twist into your croquettes or croquetas.
E
July 2010
This is very easy.
Ingredients:
Pork tenderloin
Hoi Sin sauce
Tomato ketchup
Ginger
Recipe:
Mixed equal qualtities (100mls) of tomato ketchup and hoi sin sauce. To this add a teaspoon of chopped ginger. Cover and marinate your pork tenderloin (in one piece) for a minimum of 4 hours or overnight. Grill until cooked – keep turning so that it is not burnt on one side. Approx 15 minutes to cook or leave in an oven at 200C for 20 minutes on a wired rack.
Make sure that there is no “pink” meat when the tenderloin is cut up. Cut into chunks or strips for use in any receipe.
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