Cheradenine

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Cheradenine,

Though access is limited, they do have the tech thanks to their friends to the north. I can’t find the link, but they have their own Great Firewall implementation

An amazing video by J. Kenji Lopez-Alt where he explains how to shop for Japanese groceries plus Bonus Gyudon! (youtu.be)

Kenji did a great video walking around Uwajimaya explaining the different varieties of common Japanese ingredients and what he recommends getting. I’d say anyone looking to dip their toes or season experts of Japanese cooking will find some good info here.

Cheradenine,

From the comments

‘Foods and timestamps 0:39 Kombucha squash 0:59 Matsutake mushrooms 1:19 Pomelo fruit 1:44 Japanese eggplant 2:25 Ginger, onion, scallions 3:00 Thinly shaved beef 3:26 Arabiki pork sausages 3:40 Kurobuta (black pig) 4:05 Tarako (salted pollock roe) 5:25 Shokupan (milk bread) 7:03 Onigiri (seaweed/nori wrapped rice ball) 8:00 Beni shoga (red pickled ginger, not the light pink one for sushi) 8:35 Golden curry 9:05 Calpis/calpico yogurt drink 9:35 Furikake rice topping 10:15 Seaweed types (nori, wakame, kelp, hijiki) and katsuobushi (bonito flakes) 12:45 Gohan (Rice) Tomaki gold koshihikari (short grain) 13:29 Suyu concentrated soup base 14:05 Ramen and instant noodles 14:57 Shoyu/soy sauce types, tamari (wheat-free) 16:15 Mirin (watch out for the ingredients) 16:50 Snacks: Senbei and arare (rice crackers), pocky 18:26 make your own snacks and candy, popincookin, yoshoku (foreign-influenced cooking) 19:18 Making gyudon’

Edit: sorry about the formatting. Even in this edit it looks correct, one line for each timestamp and item. Posted from Voyager

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