Monday, September 21, 2009

A Japanese Brunch

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Japanese breakfasts can be a bit overwhelming for those who run on coffee and bagels - rice, miso soup, grilled fish, vegetables, pickled vegetables.. varies depending on region/family. But since most of the ingredients consist of vegetables, it doesn't leave you feeling unnecessarily full. My mother made us a wonderful Japanese breakfast-turned-brunch, made from fresh seasonal vegetables from the garden. She made rice, miso soup, boiled nozawana, cooked daikon & tofu, green salad, shiso & white fish tempura (small portions), and seaweed salad. I feel blessed being in the countryside, eating what the land has to offer, in the hands of a great chef.
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Fresh from the garden - tomatoes, corn, lettuce, nozawana, daikon

1 Comments:

Anonymous pbsweeney said...

Maki, I love this blog and the food! mmmmm.... this piece about your family meal and the accompanying pics is very sweet and I loved you mushroom pasta dish and the post about homemade soba noodles. So much fun this blog is with the restaurant adventures too.

:) Love, Pat

October 2, 2009 at 12:47 AM  

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