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Decorative Cuts for Kamaboko or Kamaboko Kazarigiri (かまぼこ飾り切り) are festive cuts made with fish cake, traditionally served as part of Osechi, the Japanese New Year feast. White and pink half-round fish cakes themselves already symbolize celebration in Japan, and shaping them into lucky designs makes them even more fitting for welcoming the new year. There are many styles of de...


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Matcha Sweet Potato Kinton is a two-toned mashed sweet potato dish, with one half flavored with matcha powder. The mixture is placed in a piece of cloth or plastic wrap and gently twisted to form a round shape with fine pleats on the surface. Lightly sweetened and beautifully colored, this sweet potato kinton is a variation of the classic Kuri Kinton in Osechi ryori, the trad...


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Meatloaf Wreath with Eggs is a festive twist on classic meatloaf, baked in a ring mold with boiled eggs hidden inside and decorated to look like a Christmas wreath. The hearty, juicy meat pairs beautifully with a sweet and tangy sauce, and the addition of fun-shaped, colorful vegetables adds a cheerful holiday touch. This easy Meatloaf Wreath with Eggs is a great alternative ...


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Rice Cooker Cake is a fluffy Japanese-style sponge cake made right in the rice cooker. Its fine, springy crumb and delicate flavor rival those of oven-baked cakes, and its effortless method has been winning over home cooks in Japan for decades.

What’s Rice Cooker Cake?

Rice Cooker Cake is a relatively new addition to Japanese home baking. Its exact origins ar...


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Nikudango Amazuan (肉団子甘酢餡) are deep-fried meatballs in a glossy sweet-and-sour sauce. Nikudango literally means “meatball,” and Amazuan refers to the sweet-and-sour glaze in Japanese. This dish is another example of Chinese cuisine that has been adapted to suit Japanese tastes, becoming a beloved staple of Japanese-style Chinese food. You’ll find it on the menu at many Chines...


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