One thing I look forward to in the summer is making ice cream. This time, I introduce how to make ice cream using matcha. My children are not fond of drinking matcha as it is, but when it comes to ice cream, it seems to be a different story, and I always worry that they eat too much. Please try making this matcha ice cream!
My style Japanese breakfast! 
I felt like eating grilled onigiri (rice balls)
and small dishes.
Menu:
– Grilled onigiri with bonito flakes and small fish
– Pork and zucchini salad and mayonnaise & seven herbs sauce
– Tofu topped with moromi and shiso
– Natto with plum and sesame oil
– Green tea 
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Gyoza is one of the home meals we make a lot here in Japan. However, gyoza pastries we usually buy from supermarket have always a gluten. In this video, I will introduce how to make Gluten-free Gyoza pastry. I hope you like this Japanese food and cooking recipe.
One popular salad dressing in Japan is sesame dressing. It is made from a base of sesame paste kneaded from white sesame seeds. In addition to salads, it is also recommended for use with lightly boiled meat.
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Do you know Okonomiyaki? Okonomiyaki is a Japanese-style savory pancake. In Japan, we usually buy this Okonomiyaki sauce from supermarket. But I wonder if everyone can find this special sauce in their local supermarket.
In this video, I will introduce how to make Okonomiyaki Sauce. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we can make the sauce with using simple items in our kitchen?
Some of you might noticed but I hold Japanese cooking class in Tokyo. Many of my guests asked me about the leftover kelp after making Dashi soup stock/broth. I use leftover kelp and also bonito flakes to make other dishes. This time, I will show you one of the easy recipes that you can cook for your family. In this video, I will introduce how to make the Seasoned Kelp. My son (2 years old) will join this video with me. I am sure that just watching what he does while cooking is funny…
Please enjoy the video and try it out!
Strawberry sponge cake (so-called “shortcake”) is one of the most popular and classic desserts among Japanese sweets influenced by western culture. This cake is simple enough to be homemade at home and is a must for Christmas dinners and birthdays. The combination of the fluffy sponge cake texture and sweet whipped cream is very addictive.
Men-tsuyu (Soup for noodles) is an all-purpose soup stock seasoned with soy sauce, mirin (sweet cooking sake), and sake. It can be used not only for udon and soba noodles, but also for stewed dishes.
Gyoza no Kawa (餃子の皮) is a thin skin made from wheat flour and strong flour. In Japan, commercial gyoza dough is usually used, but in the case of homemade gyoza, the thickness of the skin can be adjusted as desired.
