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  • Touring Springtime Japan at Gardens by the Bay Singapore

    All in a day’s work! We completed our Touring Springtime Japan event on 19 March 2023, Sunday at Gardens by the Bay Singapore! It was an overwhelming success with crowds coming in from all walks of life! Everyone truly enjoyed our line up of Japanese cultural activity and food sampling of Japanese snacks from across

  • Popular Japanese Shaved Ice Cafe SAKANOUE opens pop-up store at Isetan Singapore

    Popular Japanese Shaved Ice Cafe Sakanoue has opened a pop-up store at @Isetan Singapore Basement 1, showcasing their prized Kakigori (shaved ice) desserts! Their shaved ice is structured like a parfait and unlike the Korean Bingsu, the ice is flavoured with syrup and then finished with cream or Espuma foam. Raved to have served up

  • DASHIMAKI TAMAGO (TRADITIONAL ROLLED OMELET)

    Dashimaki Tamago means rolled egg cooked with dashi – a kind of soup stock usually made with bonito or kelp. It is a usually served as a breakfast item or as an individual side in bentos (packed lunches).  Dashimaki Tamago is made by mixing the soup stock (dashi) with beaten eggs and then rolling it

  • Cold Soba Noodles

    Soba noodles are buckwheat noodles. It is a traditional staple in Japanese cuisine.  Cold Soba Noddles are called Zaru Soba. They are served chilled and with tsuyu (dipping sauce) on the side . Try this Cold Soba Noodles recipe by Kikkoman for a quick and authentic Japanese meal! Soba noodles are a delicious and nutritious

  • Curry Udon

    Try this Curry Udon recipe by Kikkoman for a quick and authentic Japanese meal! Curry Udon is a hearty dish packed full of flavour! It is simple to make and oh so heart-warming, especially on a cold day!  This recipe serves 1 – 2 persons.   This recipe is by   INGREDIENTS Fresh Udon Noodles

  • Grilled Sesame Rice Ball Recipe

    Try this Grilled Sesame Rice ball recipe by Kikkoman for an easy daily snack! It is simple to make and so flavourful The grilled sesame seeds gives it a nutty flavour and good texture.  This recipe serves 1 – 2 persons.   This recipe is by  KIKKOMAN   INGREDIENTS Cooked Rice (Japonica) 230 g Sesame Oil

  • Japanese Steamed Rice – Gohan

      Cooking rice may sound simple but there are in fact, tricks and points you can note if you want that steaming hot, fluffy white rice that does is cooked thoroughly with a good consistency, clumped up or broken after cooking, and very fragrant.  This recipe serves 4 – 6 pax.   This recipe is

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    Chicken Karaage (Japanese Fried Chicken)

    Chicken Karaage is a popular dish served in many restaurants, homes, and even in school. It’s many people’s favorite dish. What can we say? It IS fried chicken! But making a good one is all the difference! Here, check out Chef Chiyomi Kawasaki’s authentic Japanese recipe and you can try making this at home! This

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    Tamagoyaki – Japanese Egg Roll

    Japanese rolled eggs or Tamagoyaki are generally made by rolling together thin layers of seasoned egg in a frying pan. Here Chiyomi Kawasaki sensei shows you how to easily replicate this simple yet nutritious dish at home! This recipe is by  Chiyomi Kawasaki INGREDIENTS 4      Eggs 18g  Sugar A pinch of salt Method:

  • Bunnies & Bears Madeleines

    These lovely Bunnies & Bears Madeleines are just too adorable to ignore! They’re easy to make and oh so yummy to eat! Bake it as a gift or simply for yourself as a tea-time snack! This recipe uses the Rabbit & Bear Silicone Mould Makes 3 bears & 3 bunnies madeleines* INGREDIENTS 30g Confectioner’s Sugar 30g

  • Hainanese Chicken Rice Recipe

    Hainanese  Chicken Rice Recipe by Chef Michael Lau     Cooking Chicken Whole chicken             1.8 kg, wash and cleaned Garlic                           30 gm Chinese rice wine         15 gm Ginger                          10 gm Sesame oil                    5 gm Spring onion                 5 gm Salt                               1gm Chicken stock   5 liters   Cooking Rice Chicken

  • (日本語) 明治屋さんに行ってきました!

    Sorry, this event is only available in Japanese.

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    シンガポールのホーカーカルチャーがユネスコ無形文化遺産の一つに

    シンガポールのホーカーカルチャーがユネスコ無形文化遺産に選出されました。 日本の和食のように、昨日12月16日のシンガポールの「ホーカーカルチャー」が世界の遺産になったのです。   ホーカーは日本でいうところの屋台と言えば分かり易いでしょうか。 1965年にシンガポール政府が都市計画、衛生管理の点から、それまで国内にちらばっていたホーカーを集めたホーカーセンターを作り、その中だけでホーカーの営業を認められるようになりました。 ホーカーセンターは屋外の屋根で覆われた吹き抜けのホールに、フードストールが並び、それぞれが専門としている料理が販売されています。 中華ベース、マレーベース、インドベースなどなど、選ぶのもまた楽しいのです。 何か特別なものを購入しないなら、料金もリーズナブルです。 安いものだと一皿2.5ドル(200円ほど)で食事が出来ます。   島内に114か所あるホーカーセンターはシンガポール人の「コミュニティのダイニングテーブル」と称されるように、朝、昼、夜とどの食事のシーンでも賑わっています。 シンガポール人は、人それぞれ贔屓にしているホーカーがあり、その贔屓の店から注文した料理で家族や友人と食事をリラックスしながら楽しんでいる様子は、シンガポールの風景の一つです。   リー・シェンロンシンガポール首相は、12月16日の自身のFACEBOOKの投稿に「国民の胃と精神を満たし続けてくれている、ホーカーでの働き手達に感謝をしなければならない。 彼らの、汗、苦労、献身、プロフェッショナリズムがあったからこその結果である。(意訳)」と綴っています。     年間を通して、熱帯の気候のシンガポールでの長時間の立ちっぱなしによる調理、配膳は決して楽なものではありません。またホーカーの料理とは大変手間がかかるものが実は多く、仕込みも大変時間がかかります。  この為、後継者が不足しています。 今回の登録を機に、流れが変わるかもしれません。     今回のお祝いにホーカーフェストが12月26日~1月11日まで国内の29のホーカーが参加して、開催されます。 詳細全貌はまた出ていませんが、クイズの景品にフードバウチャーが提供されるような試みもあるようです。 https://www.nea.gov.sg/our-services/hawker-management/programmes-and-grants/hawker-culture/sg-hawkerfest     ■参考資料 NEA プレスリリース(2020年12月16日付) Lee Hsien Loong首相のFACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/leehsienloong またホーカーでアルバイトをしたシンガポール人学生のブログが面白かったので、リンクをご案内します。 https://eezee.sg/blog/hawker-business-things-to-learn/     Text By小匙 (https://www.instagram.com/little_kosaji/)

  • Shabu Shabu

      Serving for 2 Ingredients 720ml Water 10g Kombu 10 leaves Napa cabbage 2 stalks Spring onions 5 pieces      Shiitake mushroom 150 gm Kikuna 300 gm         Miyazaki striploin sliced 1.5mm Shabu Shabu dipping sauce Ebara OISHII Goma Dare (sesame sauce)   Instructions Soak Kombu with water overnight with 720 ml water. (Soaking overnight

  • Sukiyaki

      Serving for 2 Ingredients 300 gm Miyazakigyu  Striploin Sukiyaki, sliced 2.2mm 8 leaves        Napa cabbage, cut into 5 cm length 2 cm width 100 gm Enoki mushroom, 5 pcs Shiitake mushroom 100 gm         Negi (leek), sliced ½ pcs            Yaki tofu 200gm Shirataki(konjac) noodles, rinsed & drained 1 Tbsp Cooking oil  

  • Japanese Steak

      Ingredients 300 gm Washugyu Tenderloin Steak ¼ tsp Sea Salt ¼ tsp  Coarse Black pepper   Instructions Thaw Washugyu Tenderloin steak for 8-12 hours in the chiller. Take out the meat from the packaging and wipe off the juice from the meat. Rest the steak at room temperature for 30 mins or until it

  • Gyu Don (Japanese Beef Bowl) for Bento

    Gyūdon consists of beef and onions served over a bowl of rice and is considered one of Japan’s most popular and inexpensive fast-food meals.   Ingredients Short Plate / Shabu Shabu sliced (1.5mm) / US / Corn-fed                        200g Ebara OMOTENASHI No Tamari Shoyu Sukiyaki Sauce    6 table spoon Water 50ml Ginger                1 piece     Method Slice

  • Shogayaki (Ginger Pork) for Bento

    Shogayaki, or pork with ginger, is one of the most popular Japanese dishes. It is very heartwarming to eat and popularly served as a lunch box or bento.   Ingredients Anzu meat factory pork/ Mugifuji Pork Loin / Yakiniku sliced (3.0mm) / CANADA                      200g Ebara OMOTENASHI No Tamari Shoyu Sukiyaki Sauce     2 tablespoon Ginger (Grated)     8g Onion

  • Class Videos are on Sale

    ☆ Christmas special sale ☆ Spoonful Cooking Class videos are now available till 15th January 2021 We have a special Kombu Class & Traditional Japanese Wagashi Class available in English! ~Japanese Kombu Master Class ~ Suitable for Vegans (ENG) https://spoonful.sg/event/kombu-class-english/ Japanese Traditional Desserts – Ichigo Daifuku and Warabi Mochi Online Class (ENG) https://spoonful.sg/event/traditional-japanese-desserts/   ※

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