
Manju (Steamed)

Yaki Manju

Manju (Steamed Cakes)

Red Kanten

An Mochi

Azuki Yokan

DeSpamwich

Cone Sushi

Ozoni (News Year’s Mochi Soup)

Simple Takuwan
Takuwan (takuan) is pickled daikon, a type of tsukemono, or preserved vegetable. In our house, we called tsukemono, “ko-ko.” Mom would serve just a tiny portion of ko-ko, nestled up against the rice, with every dinner. Here’s a recipe for this ko-ko that is usually bright yellow, but if you are wary of food coloring, you are welcome to leave it out.

Fish Cake

Niku No Karei Age

Prawn Ball

Tofu To Kani No Tamago Yaki (Bean Curd, Crab Meat Egg Roll)

Ankake Tofu (Boiled Tofu With Thick Sauce)

Okara Nira

Gan Modoki

Yudofu With Goma Miso (Cooked Tofu With Goma Miso Sauce)

Iri Dofu
