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Yuki's Kitchen: Home made Japanese Bread Crumb "Pan-ko"
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Saturday, 13 March 2010. Home made Japanese Bread Crumb "Pan-ko". It is very nice to keep in the Freezer. Slice slightly stale bread and leave for 3 days in a dry place.I leave it covered near the radiator. Ton-katsu using the breadcrumbs! 4 (100g-120g each) pork loins - 1cm thick. 2 cups Panko(Japanese bread crumbs). 188; tsp Salt. 188; tsp pepper. Plain flour for dusting pork. Vegetable oil for deep frying. 188; cup Ketchup. 1½ tbsps Sugar. 2cm cube Ginger - minced. Sliced cabbage ( on the side).
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Yuki's Kitchen: Rich flavour Shitake mushroom Stock "Dashi"
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Monday, 5 April 2010. Rich flavour Shitake mushroom Stock "Dashi". I think Shitake mushroom stock is the easiest stock to make, ever! You can buy fresh shitake mushrooms in English supermarkets or Asian food shops. Leave the mushroom in a very cool and dry place in the house for 5 days to a week. The mushrooms will completely dry out. Keep them in the container. Shitake mushroom stock "dashi". Large dried Shitake mushrooms 2. Water 4¼ cups. Put the water and. Shitake mushiroom Miso soup.
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Yuki's Kitchen: How to make perfect sushi rice. Yuki's tips!
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Thursday, 18 March 2010. How to make perfect sushi rice. Yuki's tips! Rice is also used to make alcoholic drinks like sake, snacks such as senbei, rice crackers, and agemochi. Japanese rice is short grain and becomes sticky when cooked. Wash the rice thoroughly through a sieve for no less than 2 minutes but ideally for for 4 minutes constantly turning the rice over until the water turns clear. Pour the rice into the wide flat dish to let it cool. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Yuki's Kitchen: March 2010
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Thursday, 18 March 2010. How to make perfect sushi rice. Yuki's tips! Rice is also used to make alcoholic drinks like sake, snacks such as senbei, rice crackers, and agemochi. Japanese rice is short grain and becomes sticky when cooked. Wash the rice thoroughly through a sieve for no less than 2 minutes but ideally for for 4 minutes constantly turning the rice over until the water turns clear. Pour the rice into the wide flat dish to let it cool. Saturday, 13 March 2010. Ton-katsu using the breadcrumbs!
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Yuki's Kitchen: Exciting New Beginnings
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Thursday, 11 March 2010. The New Year brought a lovely new home, but a lot of stress moving in and unpacking everything. My extensive range of kitchen equipment had to be quickly stored in an orderly fashion, where I could easily find even the smallest dish, ready for my workshops, courses and catering assignments. Welcome to my new blog, which links to my website. I hope to write my thoughts of life in. So I may include some western recipes too. 1 pack, usually 20 – 25 in a pack. Filling for Gyoza (.
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Yuki's Kitchen: April 2010
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Monday, 5 April 2010. Rich flavour Shitake mushroom Stock "Dashi". I think Shitake mushroom stock is the easiest stock to make, ever! You can buy fresh shitake mushrooms in English supermarkets or Asian food shops. Leave the mushroom in a very cool and dry place in the house for 5 days to a week. The mushrooms will completely dry out. Keep them in the container. Shitake mushroom stock "dashi". Large dried Shitake mushrooms 2. Water 4¼ cups. Put the water and. Shitake mushiroom Miso soup.