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  • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic

  • Read the article: Spring Daikon and Lotus-Root Mochi Simmered with Shirozake

    Rakantei

    Spring Daikon and Lotus-Root Mochi Simmered with Shirozake

    For the simmered course's spring daikon and lotus-root mochi simmered with shirozake: this time I used sake lees to let it soak in the seasoning…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Red Eggplant with Wasabi Dressing

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Red Eggplant with Wasabi Dressing

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Steamed Napa Cabbage and Black Rice

    Steamed Napa Cabbage and Black Rice

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also make it a basic…

    • Rice course
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Butterbur set in white vinegar dressing, bamboo shoot and rapeseed blossom cured with kombu, udo pickled in plum vinegar

    Rakantei

    Butterbur set in white vinegar dressing, bamboo shoot and rapeseed blossom cured with kombu, udo pickled in plum vinegar

    For the vinegared dish's kombu vinegar: add vinegar to the clear liquid that rises when boiling zenmai (royal fern fiddleheads), and mix in a touch…

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Burdock root with perilla seed dressing

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Burdock root with perilla seed dressing

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Tempeh and Mibuna

    Tempeh and Mibuna

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also make it a basic…

    • Opening appetizer
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Freeze-dried tofu and fern shoots, simmered in layers

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Freeze-dried tofu and fern shoots, simmered in layers

    For the simmered koya-dofu and zenmai Hakata-ni: I press tofu firmer than an earlobe, add a little rich soy milk, and mix in just a touch of mirin…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Chrysanthemum and Yam Kan

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Chrysanthemum and Yam Kan

    For the chrysanthemum and yam kan, I mix grated Yamato yam into dissolved agar and add chrysanthemum petals -- but be careful: once the Yamato yam…

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Carrot in Kuzu Glaze, Sashimi Konnyaku, Kneaded Sesame Tofu

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Carrot in Kuzu Glaze, Sashimi Konnyaku, Kneaded Sesame Tofu

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Brown Rice Cooked in an Iron Pot, Yutō-Style

    Brown Rice Cooked in an Iron Pot, Yutō-Style

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also follow ichibutsu-zentai…

    • Rice course
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Horikawa Gobo Wrapped in Brown-Rice Mochi, Isobe-yaki

    Horikawa Gobo Wrapped in Brown-Rice Mochi, Isobe-yaki

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also follow ichibutsu-zentai…

    • Grilled dish
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Simmered Taro Corms with Five Grains

    Tokyo Airport Restaurant

    Simmered Taro Corms with Five Grains

    For the appetizer of simmered taro corms with five grains: quickly deep-fry the taro corms in oil, then just pull the skins off by hand and they come…

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Whole Steamed Turnip with Okina Kombu

    Whole Steamed Turnip with Okina Kombu

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also make it a basic…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Lotus Root Stuffed with Multigrain Rice

    Lotus Root Stuffed with Multigrain Rice

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also follow the principle of…

    • Simmered / warm / steamed / combination-simmered
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Tofu Rice Porridge

    Otemachi Tokyo Kaikan

    Tofu Rice Porridge

    • Rice course
    • Fall
  • Read the article: Shimonita Negi Surinagashi

    Shimonita Negi Surinagashi

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also make it a basic…

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Ohira

    Tsukiji, Tsukiji Honganji Japanese Restaurant Shisui

    Ohira

    This is the ohira (the hira bowl course). It's a simmered dish, but I avoid over-garnishing it, and rather than cutting for a pretty finish, I cut in…

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • December
    • ¥60

    • Cook time 40 min

  • Read the article: Shiitake Nabe

    Shiitake Nabe

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also follow ichibutsu-zentai…

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Winter
  • Read the article: Soft Millet Fu

    Soft Millet Fu

    Shokuyo cuisine — called macrobiotic in the West — doesn't mean giving up fish and meat; it means eating in balance. We also make it a basic…

    • Shojin cuisine / macrobiotic
    • Winter

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