JAPANESE RICE PORRIDGE | Learn from Japanese old custom to heal your gutâ€
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 28. 07. 2024
- After the new year, Japanese have this traditional custom to eat rice porridge to heal your gut and pray for the health. Let me show you how you can make it at home^^
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Thank you so much! In the 70s some of us enjoyed macrobiotic cooking. Maybe this isn't exactly that, however, I love the Japanese simple style of cooking. I miss eating adzuki beans! Now I have a new recipe to try.
As a Chinese Cantonese who loves Congee and is big part of our Chinese culture, I would like to try out Japanese version of rice porridge. I read that farmers or poor working class would eat this as their diet to survive.
I always enjoy how pleasantly surprised you seem in your reactions when you first taste something you've made.
I love your cooking.. It's simple and looks delicious.. I love every Japanese dish.. I hope you make more rice porridge videos đ„°.. Lots of love to you and your family
I am grateful for your emphasis on healthy recipes. I absolutely live on your miso-vegetable soup!! These porridge recipes look delightful!!
Fantastic Miwa! Thanks for sharing đđđ
Miwa⊠I love your channel so much. One of my favorites on CZcams. I have been watching you for a long time now! :) I first fell in love with Japanese cooking as a child when I would go to my Aunts house. Sheâs Japanese. She always had something cooking and I just loved the way her house smelled! Years later when I went searching for simple Japanese recipes I could make myself, I came across your channel and itâs helped me so much. Japanese food is now something my own Daughter has grown up with and loves đ My next step is teaching her how to cook it! You will continue to be a valuable resource for us along the way. Your product recommendations are also super helpful. I just wanted to say thank you đ
Happy new year đ€đâ©đŻđ”âš gut health is so important and Japanese cuisine really has the best! The main reason why Japanese people have an amazing immunity and glowing skin due to all the fermented yummy foods! You explain everything so well ~ ăăăăšăăăăăŸă ~
We have a lot to learn from the old days. thank you for your kind words !
Looks delicious!!
Looks very good! Thank you!
Your videos always make me smile, Miwa-Sensei!!! Thank you for these! They both look absolutely delicious! I love the custom of them too. I've pretty much missed both the dates, but that's ok... I'll cook them anyways! xxoo
Thank you Tammy-san! Your comment makes me smile too! You will especially love the red bean one!
Btw Miwa-san, i happen to enjoy the 7 herb porridge i learned from your last yearâs video with no salt. As a southern chinese descendant, i prefer my red bean porridge sweeten with jujube date.
In India - we call it Khichadi.. It is so delicious.
Loved it â€
This is the first time I have seen this đź I will definitely try this đđ€
I made the azuki gayu for breakfast and it's strangely comforting on a cold day. Like oatmeal but different. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for trying!! I know how you described ^^ I got the same sensation from it!
Thank you for each video - humble vegetables take on 'star quality' in all of your creative recipes -
Happy Lunar New Year đ«â©ïž
Happy new year!
I love rice porridges usually they are super sweet but this one seems super light and healthy đ€đ€thank you for sharingđ€đ€ adzuki beans are so yummy my favorite is in taiyaki!! ăăăăđŻđ”
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Me too! Thank you Yanji!
We eat similar but rice cooked with moong dal onJanuary 15 for a festival called Sankranthi
Going on a slight tangent here. But there's this guy on Instagram who does a series called "sauces from the world" where he takes famous sauces from countries, makes them and rates them using a cracker to compare all of them. And since I watched the first episode, I've always been wondering what the German sauce would be because I couldn't think of a sauce that was like gernuinely German. And right now, when I saw your seven herbs, it hit me. >.< We have a so-called "Frankfurter grie Sauce" (where grie stands for green) and it's made of seven traditional green herbs (pimpinella, parsley, cress, chives, borage, sorrel and chervil). And I don't know, I just had to think of them watching your video and wanted to share my thoughts. xD
Oh, and happy new year!
Wow i love japan and the people of this country, you have many good and healthy recioes, you cook like a pro. I am your new friendđđ€
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Ooh, interesting. I grew up eating sekihan for special occasions but I never heard of red bean porridge. My father likes sekihan but his teeth are not good anymore so I'll try making this for him instead. Thank you for sharing~
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Unrelated to food! However, I heard the Japanese government is offering up to 1million yen for families to move out of Tokyo to cities like Kyoto or Osaka because of the insane population growth over the past few years especially with more Japanese families moving to Tokyo as well as new foreigners moving there! đźđź
Id so happily move to Kyoto. The culture is beautiful. I wouldnt move to Tyoko because its such a big city and i love Japan for its culture, and sure anime is cute (my pfp is an anime character i drew myself) but if ill move ill moce for the people and culture not so much the pop culture
@@cardinal786 yeah Kyoto is beautiful especially if you want a more slow paced life and donât care much about meeting new people but Tokyo is great and has more opportunities for sure! For forgeiners especially
Iâd move to Nagano if I could. Prices are much lower and itâs quieter. Osaka gets hit by typhoon too often and Kyoto is expensive and has too many tourists, although I love both places very much.
Iâd love to live in Okayama city or Kobe if i were to live in Japan. As much as city girl i am, i found Tokyo too confusing to travel about. I prefer a smaller city. Nowadays whenever i travel to Japan, i fly to either Osaka and from there iâd take Shinkansen to anywhere else but Tokyo.đđđđ
@@ima7333 Kyoto is beautiful too but definitely more quiet and Iâd say for a older generation! Yes, Tokyo can be super overwhelming yet fun but Osaka is like similar to Tokyo yet more quiet! Definitely more foreigners in Tokyo !đ€đŻđ”
Outside of Japan thereâs so many more Asian markets opening up which is so amazing even though the prices on vegetables and other unique ingredients to east Asia are super overpriced atleast they are more accessible now đđ
This looks super similar to amazake one of my favorite drinks đ„
very nice
Thank you Moshiur!
Thank you so much for the recipes. We can not get the ingredients for nanakusa gayu here (only regular daikon I can get). My daughter is more enthousiastic about the adzuki gayu anyway hahaha So she would really like to try it :) She loves sekihan and I made anko with (liquid) shiokoji like you showed in one of your videos and she likes it so much. She even wants to have it on her bread to take to school for lunch.
Wow! That's good for her! I will tell my kids! haha
I hope she will like the azuki gayu^^ If you can, tag me on instagram^^
Is there a website with the full new year cooking schedule ? Like this food on this day ⊠đ
Miwa-sensei arigato gozaimasu, konbanwa ;)
My first cha boba was taro, then i had adzuki, delicious, as well as mo chi was so good. I assume you always use short-grain rice for these? We get rice pudding rice here in UK, of course. Thanks !
this is great idea! Thank you for sharing. What chopping knife is that one in the video?
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It's all handmade by 80 years old Japanese maker. Rrally special to međ It cut through everything like a butter.
Thank you for this video Miwa! I have a big bag of adzuki beans in my cupboard. I am going to make zenzai/oshiruko for my spouse's birthday. Aside from anko, sekihan, and now azuki gayu, I'm not sure what to make with it! Do you have any suggestions?
That sounds great!!
pickled chinese cabbage would be perfect as a side. ^^
i will be great if you will tell us what herbs to use in USA since most of your herbs are not found here. thank you.
HI,
I find your videos very inspiring , however, I would like to know if there is any substitute of soya sauce?
Hi Miwa , thoses are great porridge recipes that i would like to try especially the one with red beans . Can we use any type of rice for the porridge ?
You probably could use a variety of lightly-flavoured ones, though you might want to try to find short-grain/sushi/Japanese rice, just for the texture.
I've never tried anything other than Japanese sushi rice which makes the porridge sticky and creamy. Thank you for asking and hope you are trying one of these Ares!
@@MiwasJapaneseCooking yes i will for sure !
@@celticlass8573 thank you for your suggestions .
Can you give metric measurements also as I have no idea how much a cup is here in UK
hi JanineâšI usually add in my blogđ
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@@MiwasJapaneseCooking thank you ill take a look
Yum! Whatâs the brand of your stainless steel pots?
Thank you for asking! It's a gift and not sure if they sell it now.
But this type of pot is called < YUKIHIRA> in Japanese. If you serch on Amazon, it might show up!
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Sushi rice, right?
Yes! It is! Japanese sushi rice! More on my blog^^
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Wait wait, is this dish vegan ?
I recently saw yuzu furikake at the grocery store and I got super excited but now I donât even know what to put it on! Itâs very intense yet delicately sweet! If you have any recommendations what I can eat it with please let me know đ€đâš
I would just put it on plain white rice, would that work?
@@cherusiderea1330 probably!
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