Japanese Breakfast Recipes

52 ingredients · from JAPANESE COOKING CHANNEL

Japanese Breakfast Recipes

Ingredients

  • 1 cucumber
  • 2 teaspoons sugar
  • 1 tablespoon vinegar
  • 2 teaspoons soy sauce
  • 1 and half teaspoon sesame oil
  • shredded red pepper chili peppers
  • enough for soup dried wakame seaweed
  • as needed boiling water
  • 1 dashi packet
  • amount as needed tofu
  • amount as needed miso paste
  • carrot, shredded
  • amount as needed bacon
  • a little sesame oil
  • a pinch sugar
  • as you like salt
  • as you like pepper
  • amount as needed eggs
  • a little sugar
  • enough for frying oil
  • amount as needed daikon
  • 1 pack natto
  • as you like mixed green onion
  • amount as needed salmon
  • a little salt
  • enough for baking parchment paper
  • little amount sake
  • as a green material mitsuba
  • amount as needed rice
  • amount as needed asparagus
  • a little oil
  • 1 teaspoon butter
  • 1 teaspoon soy sauce
  • cut corn corn
  • amount as needed kiwi fruit
  • amount as needed bell pepper
  • half a can amount canned tuna
  • a sprinkle salt
  • enough to mix well mayonnaise
  • daikon, shredded
  • sliced steam fried tofu tofu
  • 1 dashi packet
  • amount as needed salmon flakes
  • amount as needed pickled palm
  • salted kombu at home kombu gudani
  • a little soy sauce
  • amount as needed cold tofu
  • as a garnish dried bonito shavings
  • as a garnish minced green onion
  • amount as needed chinese cabbage
  • cut pieces carrot
  • sliced amount tofu
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