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how to cook Japanese rice on stove
A rice cooker, which we can use to cook the rice and keep warm by only pushing one switch, is very convenient and most common. But I like the traditional way of using a pot. It makes rice noticeably tastier. Actually, Michelin-star Japanese restaurants absolutely use the pot instead of an electric rice cooker.
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Sushi Art | Sushi Poster | Sushi Guide | Japanese Food Print | Sushi Vocabularies P R I N T A B L E • A R T Oishii sushi guide with over 26 authentic Japanese sushi varieties! From the most popular sake (salmon) to the most common tekkamaki rolls (tuna rolls), this guide is a great gift for sushi lovers. This set also comes with 26 sushi cards that you can print and cutout as memory cards. So next time you are at a Japanese restauafrant, you can order in authentic Japanese sushi words! C…
Where to Stay in Kyoto [4 Best Places to Stay in Kyoto for Tourists]
Where to Stay in Kyoto Find out the best places to stay in Kyoto for tourists in this Where to Stay in Kyoto guide. To help you decide, I’ve listed down the recommended best areas to stay in Kyoto that are central, strategic and convenient for sightseeing based on my personal experience. Where to Stay in Kyoto Summary Kyoto is best explored on foot. Buses can get crowded and local subway lines are not that extensive. The best area to stay in Kyoto for tourists is Downtown Kawaramachi. Other…
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how to cook Japanese rice on stove
A rice cooker, which we can use to cook the rice and keep warm by only pushing one switch, is very convenient and most common. But I like the traditional way of using a pot. It makes rice noticeably tastier. Actually, Michelin-star Japanese restaurants absolutely use the pot instead of an electric rice cooker.