Beginner Cook

[AmericanRocker47]

Hey. I'm an American and my friend got me into the Japanese culture. I really love to cook and I love the way the Japanese food looks in the manga magazines my friend gets but the first time I tried to make Japanese food it turned out really bad, mostly because I picked a meal that took me six hours to make. I was just wondering what some people's favorite foods were and what were some easy food to make that I could try to create myself.

[kenmei]

here's a good website to start off with Bob & Angie

it has lots of japanese recepies in english

and from this forum: Japanese Cooking and Recipes

there are lots of recipes also


enjoy

[annachan23]

the easiest one is tamagoyaki.

the first time i tried it, it was a one messy egg. but now i perfected making it, my friends always ask if i cooked tamagoyaki for lunch....^^

[yuujirou]

Originally Posted by annachan23

the easiest one is tamagoyaki.

the first time i tried it, it was a one messy egg. but now i perfected making it, my friends always ask if i cooked tamagoyaki for lunch....^^

actualy the easiest thing to make is tamago kake gohan x]

i mean... >.>'''
what's harder than cracking an egg into a bowl of steaming hot rice and adding a bit of soy sauce and sesame oil?
o.O"

[Trouble]

Always thought onigiri was easier...? I mean, just steam some rice, add filling, and vuala, onigiri. Or just eat it with rice.

[Ff7rockerman]

ya probably just look up easy things to make on websites although a lot of Asian food you need a lot of ingredients so if you want to make it you will be shopping for a lot of things but i guess it all depends on what you wanna make