#28 [Japanese home cooking vlog] Inspired by Shojin recipes. Meals for the day that reset my body.

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Thank you for watching my video.
    Autumn, I ended up eating a little too much😅
    There are days when I use a Zen menu (called “Shojin” food) as a reference to keep my body in shape.
    Today I will introduce an easy-to-adopt Shojin recipe.
    I also use animal-based soup stock to make it easy to incorporate into my daily life.
    I hope you enjoy the video.
    I'll give you the general recipe.
    I've listed what I've made by eye, so when you make it, please prepare it while tasting it.
    [Roasted mushroom porridge]
    0.5 cup rice
    500ml water
    1/2 pack Maitake mushrooms
    1/2 pack Shimeji mushrooms
    3 dried Shiitake mushrooms
    Appropriate amount sesame oil
    A little salt
    [Nameko mushrooms and Natto with grated Daikon radish]
    1 pack Nameko mushrooms
    100ml Shiitake mushroom stock
    2 tsp of sake
    3 tsp mirin
    2 tsp dark soy sauce
    1 pack natto
    A little light soy sauce
    1/6 Daikon radish
    [Daikon peel and Takuan]
    1/6 Daikon radish peel
    8 pieces Takuan (Pickled Daikon radish)
    A little Shiso seeds pickled in umeboshi vinegar
    [Peanut rice]
    2 cups rice
    200g raw peanuts
    1 tsp salt
    [Japanese taro with white Miso]
    6-7 Satoimo (Japanese taro)
    150ml Dashi stock
    1 and 1/2 tbsp sake
    1 tbsp mirin
    A little salt
    1 tbsp soy sauce
    1 tbsp white miso (spread with 1 tbsp of taro broth)
    [Grilled turnip and Tochio fried]
    1-2 turnips
    1/2 piece fried tochio (Deep-fried Tofu like a Big Aburaage.)
    Dashi soup 100ml
    2 tsp mirin
    A little salt
    2 tsp soy sauce
    [Shungiku and Yuba dressed with peanut butter]
    1 bunch Shungiku (Chrysanthemum family plant whose leaves are eaten.)
    Yuba 80g
    3-4 tsp peanut butter (slightly sweetened or unsweetened)
    1 tsp soy sauce
    [Japchae style dried konjac and Kurumabu]
    75g dried konjac
    3 pieces Kurumabu (Japanese wheat gluten)
    1/2 red paprika
    1/2 yellow paprika
    4 spinach plants
    Appropriate amount sesame oil
    2 tbsp sake
    2 tbsp mirin
    1 tbsp soy sauce
    1/2 tbsp sesame seeds
    Two pinches salted kelp
    [Pumpkin miso soup]
    1/8 pumpkin (excluding peel)
    1/2 onion
    500ml water
    1/3 tbsp kelp tea powder
    1 tbsp miso
    [Fried Koya-tofu]
    3 pieces Koya-tofu (freeze-dried tofu)
    2 tbsp sake
    1 tbsp mirin
    1/2 tbsp soy sauce
    Appropriate amount potato starch
    Appropriate amount frying oil
    A little seaweed powder
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