What shall we cook today?
Simple, tasty recipes for your everyday meals.
Simple, tasty recipes for your everyday meals.
No binder, just the umami of the meat. Cut it open and the juices overflow.
The old-fashioned taste of chewy thick noodles, with ketchup fried well to draw out its sweetness.
A homemade roux of flour and curry powder fried in butter, with beef and chunky vegetables. Served with salad and milk in the Meiji-era navy style.
Quick to make with just canned tuna and eggs. Wrapped in mayo-mixed egg, good for breakfast or a bento.
Crisp butter-fried potato and bacon wrapped in soft egg. Two textures, fluffy and crisp, in one dish.
The basic omelette. Smooth outside, soft inside, with cheese that oozes out from the middle.
Sauteed ground beef and onion wrapped in egg, topped with a ketchup-Worcestershire sauce, the taste of an old Western-style diner.
Shimeji and maitake fried fragrant in butter and soy, half inside and half on top. An omelette with a Japanese aroma.
Frozen spinach works fine. A pretty green-and-red dish, perfect for breakfast.