cooking
This page features my cooking, matcha obsession, baking, and recipes I have created.
This page features my cooking, matcha obsession, baking, and recipes I have created.
growing up in a Japanese household, I was able to learn how to make tons of Japanese dishes which became my go-to when it comes to cooking.
a lot of people think of me as the "matcha girl", which I cannot argue with. I may have a slight obsession.
Other than Japanese food, I also love making western food, like pastas and pizzas. Here I featured the Valentine's day dinner I made for me and my friends along with some of my baking.
1/2 cup butter- add salt if unsalted 4. 2 tbsp matcha if using
1/4 cup sugar 5. 1 cup flour
1.5 teaspoon vanilla
Beat butter, sugar, and vanilla until light and fluffy
mix in any added dry ingredients (like matcha, cocoa powder, etc.). slowly mix in the flour
Chill for at least 1-2 hours - i recommend shaping it in a disc shape and wrapping it with plastic wrap- if the dough is hard when you first take it out, microwave it for 15 seconds
Roll out the dough and press shapes. Use a fork to poke holes in the middle of the cookies
Bake at 325 for about 10-15 mins depending on size- adjust time as needed, there should be slight browning on the bottom, cookie will harden after cooling shortly
potatoes, i used russet 4. Sesame oil
Green onion 5. Sesame seeds
Cucumber, avocado, etc. (optional) 6. Oil or butter for pan
for my sauce- (this can be used for other things like cucumber salad), no measurements :(
soy sauce 5. Siracha
Mirin, or sub rice vinegar 6. Ra-yu (crunchy garlic w chili oil)
honey or brown sugar 7. Garlic
Kimchi base (optional) 8. white pepper (optional)
boil potatoes until soft (about 10 minutes for russet)
Oil/ butter pan on med and add potatoes. Do not mix. Let potatoes lightly crisp before flipping sides and make the sauce
Pour sauce over potatoes and let thicken, saving a little bit to drizzle later. Once desired thickness, remove and plate potatoes
Add toppings (veggies, green onion, sesame seeds) and drizzle remaining sauce + sesame oil
1 tbsp miso
1-2 tbsp sesame oil
1-2 tbsp mirin
1 tbsp rice vinegar- optional, only for acidity (i like it better without)
Splash of soy sauce
1-2 tbsp honey- makes it sooo yummy
crunchy garlic w chili oil or chili flakes
put all the ingredients in a leakproof container and shake until combined- this is the easiest way to dissolve the miso
Coconut Matcha Americano
Chili-Crisp Egg Toast
Tenshin-Don (egg and crab dish)