Japanese Cooking and Recipes

[GTJ]

Originally Posted by Kinsora

I manages to locate some pre-made koshi-an the other day, but i have no idea what to make with it.

something simple and yummy made with こしあん？

Stick it in some bread and you have あんぱん. That's the simpliest and yummiest thing I can think of and I do it all the time. It's the poor man's あんぱん!

[Kinsora]

Originally Posted by GTJ

Stick it in some bread and you have あんぱん. That's the simpliest and yummiest thing I can think of and I do it all the time. It's the poor man's あんぱん!

Haha!
I was actually thinking イチゴ大福、but it seems like the 大福 batter would be hard.

*PS, is that kanji right?

[TokyoSamurai20]

What are some good and reliable japanese food recipe sites that I can go to and get recipes for japanese food?

[jwfort]

ohagi

It's served during Shunbun no hi. It's actually supposed to be given to familie's ancestor's tombstone. the japanese believe that their ancestors will only eat round food. So ohagi is usually made round.

heres a link of the recipe and different toppings to put on the riceball.

Japanese Recipe: Ohagi | The Anime Blog