During the Meiji era (1868 to1912), curry was brought to Japan by British naval officers, who adapted Indian curry to satisfy ...

I actually had never tried curry until I came here to Japan, and now it's one of my favorite foods.

In a wok, add Japanese curry, sticky rice and mix it together. Allow it to cool. 2. Take a new wok, add butter, all capsicums. Saute vegetables, add seasoning and barley to it.. 3. Now when the curry ...

Japanese curry rice is characterized by a thick sauce ... Pat dry with paper towels. 2. Make a few slits along the belly and bend it backwards, so that it remains straight. Tear off the sharp ...

Make a comforting bowl of Japanese curry udon soup, with fried pork belly, tofu and chewy, slippery noodles – it's super simple and tastes amazing. To make the dashi, soak the kombu in 600ml/1 ...

If you like, make vegetarian ... the amount of curry powder. The fried croquettes taste good hot, warm and at room temperature. They can be reheated in the oven. Panko are Japanese bread crumbs.

Japan is famous for sushi, of course, but outside of this delicacy, the country has many delicious dishes to offer, from ...

I remember scraping all the curry from the pot as the taste was simply that good and I didn’t want to waste any of it. Japanese curry is less heavy than Indian and less creamy than Thai — it ...