Japanese Chefs Recipes
  • ABOUT

    • What is Japanese Chefs Recipes?

    • Operating Organization

    • Membership types

    • Membership registration process

    • FAQ

  • SEARCH

  • PICKUP

    • Professional Basics

    • This professional technique

    • Food Development Lab

    • Gibier × Japanese cuisine

    • Top Chef Selection ~Pioneers~

    • This work I want to convey

    • The ABCs of Dashi

    • The ABCs of Preparation

  • COURSE

    • Yayoi (March)

    • Uzuki (April)

    • Satsuki (May)

    • Minazuki (June)

    • Fumizuki (July)

    • Hazuki (August)

    • Nagatsuki (September)

    • Kannazuki (October)

    • Shimotsuki (November)

    • Shiwasu (December)

    • Mutsuki (January)

    • Kisaragi (February)

  • CHEFS

  • SIGN UP

  • LOG IN

  • Banner
  • Banner
  • Banner
  • Banner

Find recipes

Advanced search

Sign up

  • MY PAGE
  • How to stop/change membership fee payment
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Operating Organization
  • Disclosure based on the Specified Commercial Transactions Act
  • FAQ
Japanese Chefs Recipes

© Japanese Chefs Recipes. All rights reserved

  • Home
  • SEARCH

SEARCH

Filters

Keyword
Chef
Browse all chefs
Pickup
Ingredient
Season
Dish Type
Style
Cost
Cooking Time
Servings
4,859 results
  • Read the article: Valentine's Day

    Valentine's Day

    For Valentine's Day, I added purple-black rice to the chocolate mousse to bring in a touch of washoku (Japanese-cuisine) flavor.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • February
  • Read the article: Flounder roll with monkfish liver

    Flounder roll with monkfish liver

    Flounder roll with monkfish liver (ankimo)

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Deep-sea rockfish, hosho-style simmered

    Deep-sea rockfish, hosho-style simmered

    Kinki, hosho-style simmered

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Mountain yam and Japanese trefoil

    Mountain yam and Japanese trefoil

    Mountain yam and mitsuba

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Sea urchin sasamo-zuke

    Uenoikenohata Kaien-tei

    Sea urchin sasamo-zuke

    How to Make Uni Sasamo-zuke Uni sasamo-zuke uses inexpensive sea urchin that comes into season around August. It's cured for a long time, but the…

  • Read the article: Shrimp-shaped taro, boat-grilled, and more

    Shrimp-shaped taro, boat-grilled, and more

    Ebi-imo, boat-grilled; grilled bamboo shoot; yuba shinjo, basted and grilled; Koshu-style simmered abalone; La France pear

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Clam and Hoshiko Layers, and More

    Ginza Hikari

    Clam and Hoshiko Layers, and More

    As an appetizer, the clam and hoshiko layers might be a bit extravagant, but it's a delicious dish. For the king crab, aromatic-grilled with egg-yolk…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Herring and herring roe wrapped in sweet-vinegar kombu

    Uenoikenohata Kaien-tei

    Herring and herring roe wrapped in sweet-vinegar kombu

    Even for a veteran master chef, there are many dishes whose preparation can't be understood just by hearing about them or seeing them once. That's…

  • Read the article: Red Soup, and More

    Ginza Hikari

    Red Soup, and More

    The "Red Soup" for the soup course serves as a substitute for the clear soup. We actually serve it at the restaurant, and it's quite popular — it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Beef cap meat and spring daikon roll

    Ginza Hikari

    Beef cap meat and spring daikon roll

    For the simmered course, the beef kaburi (cheek cut) rolled with spring daikon: sear the beef kaburi in a frying pan, then cook it in a pressure…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Spiny lobster and sea urchin

    Ginza Hikari

    Spiny lobster and sea urchin

    For the grilled course, the roast duck (aigamo) chive roll: clean the duck, score the fat, sear it once in a frying pan, sandwich it with vegetable…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Cherry Blossom Deep-Fry

    Ginza Hikari

    Cherry Blossom Deep-Fry

    For the deep-fried course, choose large icefish (shirauo), stretch the raw flesh thin, coat it with cherry blossoms, and deep-fry.

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Beltfish and Asparagus Roll, Deep-Fried

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Beltfish and Asparagus Roll, Deep-Fried

    For the beltfish and asparagus roll, deep-fried: boil the asparagus and let it soak in kombu dashi. Fillet the beltfish into three pieces, season it…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Octopus, cherry-simmered, and more

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Octopus, cherry-simmered, and more

    For the cherry-pink simmered octopus: after boiling the octopus in bancha tea, simmer it in sake at roughly a 6:1 ratio. Boil the sea bream roe, then…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Spanish mackerel, Hakata-style deep-fry

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Spanish mackerel, Hakata-style deep-fry

    For the Spanish mackerel hakata-age: layer Spanish mackerel and pressed tofu alternately in a pressing mold and press them together. Wrap a band of…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Fat greenling grilled with burdock

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Fat greenling grilled with burdock

    For the fat greenling yawata-yaki, rinse the fat greenling, score the bones with fine honekiri cuts, marinate it in a san-do-wari - an equal-parts…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Clam shinjo

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Clam shinjo

    For the hamaguri shinjo, boil the clams and set aside some of the meat, cut small. Take raw clam meat, add a little grated yamato-imo (a variety of…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Conger Eel Kinuta-Maki

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Conger Eel Kinuta-Maki

    For the conger eel roll: wrap the tender-simmered conger eel in a thin sheet of egg tofu, rolling it tightly in a bamboo mat lined with cotton cloth…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Steamed Abalone Loin, and Grilled Futami Shinjo with Squid-Ink-Dyed Liver

    Chiba - Hotel Ichinomiya Seaside Otsuka

    Steamed Abalone Loin, and Grilled Futami Shinjo with Squid-Ink-Dyed Liver

    Even for a veteran master chef, there are many dishes whose preparation can't be understood just by hearing about them or seeing them once. That's…

  • Read the article: Koji-Grilled Trout

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Koji-Grilled Trout

    For the koji-grilled trout: rinse the cherry salmon, fillet it into three pieces, season it lightly with salt, marinate it in a three-way equal…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Icefish in egg-yolk batter

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Icefish in egg-yolk batter

    The batter for the egg-yolk-battered icefish is made by pressing the yolk of a hard-boiled egg through a fine sieve, adding raw egg yolk as well…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Sakura-Steamed Abalone, and Other Dishes

    Shiki Yuzen Edo

    Sakura-Steamed Abalone, and Other Dishes

    For the appetizer, the sakura-steamed abalone is made by salt-steaming abalone, dressing it with a sweetened, egg-enriched miso in place of wasabi…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Grilled Course

    Kaiseki Kameyama

    Grilled Course

    For the grilled course, the fond de veau is made by searing veal bones and trim scraps, then simmering them from cold water for about 10 hours to…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring
  • Read the article: Fried Course

    Kaiseki Kameyama

    Fried Course

    For the fried course, the crisp-fried dish uses spiny lobster since this is for an exhibition, but what I'd really recommend is firefly squid…

    • Kaiseki cuisine
    • Spring

Showing 24 of 4,859

← Prev
  • 1
  • …
  • 160
  • 161
  • 162
  • …
  • 203
Next →
Sort
4,859results