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Grandma Ariko's Sweet and Savory Soboro Donburi
One of my favorite bentos from childhood: sweet and savory ground meat, fluffy scrambled eggs, blanched veggies, and rice — a nostalgic, home-cooked…
Jun 19
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Grandma Ariko's Sweet and Savory Soboro Donburi
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Grandma Ariko’s Famous Miso Cod — Just Like Nobu’s!
A staple from my mom’s kitchen — tender black cod marinated in savory-sweet miso, then broiled until golden and caramelized. Simple, comforting, and…
May 27
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Grandma Ariko’s Famous Miso Cod — Just Like Nobu’s!
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Grandma Ariko's Karaage (Fried Chicken) with sweet and savory sauce
My mom’s Karaage is crispy, juicy Japanese-style fried chicken coated in a sweet, savory sauce. It’s perfect for everyday meals, bento lunches, or as a…
May 23
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Grandma Ariko's Karaage (Fried Chicken) with sweet and savory sauce
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Grandma Ariko's Purin - Japanese Custard Pudding
Purin was my favorite dessert when I was a child, and it’s still one of my favorites today. With its silky texture and rich caramel flavor, it’s pure…
May 20
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Grandma Ariko's Purin - Japanese Custard Pudding
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Grandma Ariko's Tonkatsu (Japanese Pork Cutlet)
Crispy, golden perfection—Grandma Ariko’s classic recipe for a beloved Japanese favorite.
Apr 26
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Grandma Ariko's Tonkatsu (Japanese Pork Cutlet)
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Curry Bread (Kare Pan カレーパン)
Curry bread (kare pan) is a beloved Japanese pastry you’ll find at bakeries all across Japan.
Apr 18
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Curry Bread (Kare Pan カレーパン)
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Grandma Ariko's Takoyaki (Octopus Balls)
Originally from Osaka, takoyaki is one of the most popular street foods in Japan. These golden bites have a soft, slightly gooey center and a rich…
Apr 8
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Grandma Ariko's Takoyaki (Octopus Balls)
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Japanese Fruit Sando (Fruit Sandwich)
A Japanese fruit sandwich is like a shortcake in sandwich form—a delightful combination of soft milk bread, light and airy whipped cream, and sweet…
Mar 13
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Japanese Fruit Sando (Fruit Sandwich)
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Aunt Naoko’s Okonomiyaki (Savory Pancakes): A Classic Japanese Comfort Dish
Okonomiyaki is one of the most popular and beloved Japanese dishes. Every time I go back to Japan, I make it a point to visit an okonomiyaki restaurant…
Mar 11
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Aunt Naoko’s Okonomiyaki (Savory Pancakes): A Classic Japanese Comfort Dish
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Grandma Ariko’s Temari Sushi
Eye-catching, bite-sized Temari sushi—easy to make and perfect for any occasion, no sushi chef skills required!
Feb 25
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Grandma Ariko’s Temari Sushi
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Grandpa Shige's Sweet Potato Dessert
Perfect when you need a small snack or feel “kuchisabishii”—a Japanese saying that directly translates to “my mouth is lonely,” meaning you’re not…
Feb 21
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Grandpa Shige's Sweet Potato Dessert
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Great Aunt Mitsuyo's Tatsuta-age (fried chicken)
Aunt Mitsuyo, Uncle Tatsuhiko’s wife, was one of the kindest people I’ve ever known.
Feb 16
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Great Aunt Mitsuyo's Tatsuta-age (fried chicken)
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