Atsuage Okonomiyaki with Suji-Aonori
Crispy outside and chewy inside. A whole sheet of atsuage (deep-fried tofu) is used in this dish, which looks a bit junky but actually provides ple...
Read moreEnjoy an effortless one-skillet recipe. Pour all the ingredients into a small to medium skillet, and cook. The aroma that wafts up along with...
Read more[Atsuba-Aosa x Miso Soup] By simply adding Atsuba-Aosa to your regular miso soup, you can elevate it to a more refined dish with its rich aroma and...
Read more[Atsuba-Aosa x Paella] Elevate Your Paella with Atsuba-Aosa. This is a quick recipe that brings out the bitterness of Atsuba-Aosa for a unique twist.
Read more[Atsuba-Aosa x Roasted Beef] Try out this Roasted Beef Roll with a subtle hint of bitterness from Atsuba-Aosa.
Read more[Atsuba-Aosa x Yam] Add a Touch of Elegance to Your Tororo Rice! A simple recipe to enhance your dish with the refined flavor of Atsuba-Aosa.
Read more[Atsuba-Aosa x Yakisoba] Enhance the flavor of Yakisoba with a sprinkle of Atsuba Aosa.
Read more[Atsuba-Aosa x Shabu Shabu] Shabu-shabu is a Japanese dish of thinly sliced meat cooked quickly in boiling water or broth and served with vegetable...
Read moreThe abundance of autumn vegetables, mushrooms, and fish makes it a perfect season to savour the bountiful ingredients themselves. In this column, w...
Read more[Suji-Aonori x Takoyaki] Aonori-Covered Takoyaki?! Try our takoyaki topped with more Aonori than you’ve ever seen!
Read more[Mirin x Baguette] Easy Olive Oil Marinated Mirin for a Baguette Sandwich!
Read more[Young Hijiki x Sakura Tea] Gentle Soup-like Tea with Young Hijiki and Sakura
Read more[Tosakanori x Daikon] Traditionally eaten on the New Year Days, this lucky dish combines the treasures of the Sea and the Mountains. Cooperating th...
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