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  • Pork Vegetables

    Vietnamese Wombok & Roast Pork Salad

    This is a recreation of the salad that I ate at a restaurant in Port Douglas, Queensland. The salad I ate at the restaurant was mostly Wombok and there were some small Roast Pork pieces with salty crackling in it. It cost me nearly $30 and I felt totally ripped off. With the same cost, …

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    Boiled Pork Belly

    I cooked this ‘Boiled Pork Belly’ for a Ramen topping. As it is only lightly salted and has subtle flavour of Soy Sauce, it is suitable for all flavours of Ramen soup. I rolled the Pork Belly for presentation, but it is optional. It can be enjoyed with your favourite sauce. I like to eat …

  • Pork Udon

    Fiery Pork & Kimchi Udon Soup

    Chilli triggers severe sweating to me. I can’t tolerate very spicy food, but I love the spiciness of Chilli. Today I wanted to eat something spicy. I still had Kimchi in the fridge, so I decided to make this Udon Soup with the Kimchi. I added 1 tablespoon of Gochujang (Korean Spicy Miso) and Shichimi …

  • Pork Ramen

    Jaa Jaa Men

    ‘Jaa Jaa Men’ is a Japanese dish. It is the adapted version of a Chinese dish that is cooked with Chinese fermented soybean paste. In Japan where I grew up, people cook it using commonly available Miso and Soy Sauce. You have Miso and Soy Sauce? Then you can try this dish. Makes 2 Servings …

  • Donburi (Rice Bowl) Pork

    Ponzu Pork Rice Bowl

    I made ‘Ponzu’ sauce for my family to enjoy a hot pot dish called ‘Chicken Nabe’ when my daughter came home last week. Using the leftover ‘Ponzu’, I cooked this rice bowl today. Don’t give up trying this dish if you can’t find ‘Ponzu’ as it is easy to make a substitute. You only need …

  • Donburi (Rice Bowl) Pork

    Miso Daikon & Pork Rice Bowl

    Daikon and Pork are a great combination, and I often cook them together. I most likely use Soy Sauce, Sugar and Mirin to season them, but Miso is also good. Today I cooked just 1 serving for my lunch and made it into a rice bowl as I always eat it with rice. To cook …

  • Yakisoba

    Basic Stir-fried Noodles

    ‘Yakisoba’, Japanese stir-fried noodles, is seasoned with ‘Yakisoba Sauce’, that can be made with Soy Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce and Oyster Sauce. Sometimes, I prefer the flavour similar to the Chinese takeaway’s stir-fried noodles. Today I used Soy Sauce and Oyster Sauce only. I added a little Asian Chicken Bouillon Powder, and it tasted just like …

  • Miso Soup Vegetables

    Clean-Up-Fridge Miso Soup

    I often cook this Miso Soup to use up bits and pieces of Vegetables that are getting old. I recommend to use a variety of ingredients, and the more varieties the better. And I always add Potato, that is my favourite ingredient for Miso Soup. Makes 2 Servings Ingredients 2 cups Soup Stock of your …

  • Other Soup Pork Vegetables

    Cabbage & Pork Curry Soup

    This is a very filling soup because there is a lot of Cabbage in it. I added thinly sliced Pork and Corn Kernels today. You may wish to add more Vegetables OR Mushrooms. For me, this can be a meal as it is, but you can add some Rice OR Noodles. The soup doesn’t look …

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    Grated Daikon & Pork Patties

    I didn’t know until recently that there are people who are intolerant of Onions, Garlic, Leeks, Chives and Spring Onions. It must be very difficult to find the safe food for them because those vegetables are very popular and used for many dishes. Finely chopped Onion is most likely added to the meat patties. Do …

  • Baked & Fried Rice Beef Pork

    Meatballs Doria

    ‘Doria’, a Japanese dish of Rice, is very versatile. The basic Doria can be made with Butter Rice OR Pilaff covered with White Sauce (Béchamel Sauce) and grated Cheese, and baked in the oven. You can season the Rice as you like, and add Vegetables, Meat, Chicken, Seafood, etc. Today I added store-bought Meatballs for …

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