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At Chef JA Cooks, you’ll discover easy and healthy Japanese recipes, mostly vegetarian, that are simple to recreate at home. The dishes emphasize minimal ingredients and straightforward techniques.
Hi there Reader -- It’s summer break here in Japan, and today, I’m sharing a few simple recipes that are great to make together. Noodles are perfect for a quick lunch. Pasta and somen are easy to prepare, and kids can help choose toppings, mix ingredients, or serve everything at the table. We also made rice okonomiyaki and fried rice using leftover rice. They’re filling, easy to make, and the kind of meals kids really enjoy! I hope these ideas bring a little inspiration to your easy summer...
Hi there Reader -- This week, I’m sharing a Japanese grocery haul for my family. In this post, I’ll show you what I bought for one week of family meals in Japan, including summer vegetables, fish, tofu, eggs, and other everyday ingredients. I also share how I prep some of the ingredients after shopping, so I hope it gives you a closer look at everyday Japanese home cooking. 👉 New post:Japanese Summer Grocery Haul: What I Buy in One Week 🎥 New video: Grocery Shopping in Japan: What a Family of...
Where are you cooking from? Before sharing this week recipes, I’d love to know where you’re cooking from. This was a lovely suggestion from Mary — thank you! Since many of you live in different parts of the world, I’m hoping to share more seasonal recipe ideas that fit your weather. Choose one below and let me know where you are! ☀️ I’m in the Northern Hemisphere❄️ I’m in the Southern Hemisphere Hi there Reader -- This week, I’m sharing fresh corn recipes! Corn is one of my favorite...