by Elizabeth Andoh | Jul 5, 2024 | Cooking Club
PROJECT Grandchildren are Kind Grandchildren are Kind (mago wa yasashii 孫は優しい) is an acronym that helps Japanese remember the seven food groups that help support a healthy diet. The food groups are: beans (mame), sesame (goma and other seeds and nuts) sea vegetables...
by Elizabeth Andoh | Jul 5, 2024 | Recipes
MA-GO-WA-YA-SA-SHI-I(Grandchildren are kind) This acronym helps speakers of Japanese remember the names of food groups that support a healthy diet. Each of the seven sounds represents a food group, while the total spells out a lovely adage (lauding the kindness of...
by Elizabeth Andoh | Jun 11, 2024 | Recipes
JUNSAI (water shield; Brasenia schreberi) grows naturally in lakes, ponds and slow streams in many parts of the world but only Japan and China have a long history of cultivating the plant as a food. The Japanese especially love foods with a tsuru tsuru (slippery,...
by Elizabeth Andoh | Jun 11, 2024 | Cooking Club
PROJECT Enjoying Junsai 潤菜料理 (junsai ryōri) JUNSAI (water shield; Brasenia schreberi) grows naturally in lakes, ponds and slow streams in many parts of the world but only Japan and China have a long history of cultivating the plant as a food. Young, unfurled sprouts...
by Elizabeth Andoh | May 3, 2024 | Cooking Club
PROJECT Cooking with Early Summer Bounty 初夏の幸の料理 (shoka no sachi no ryōri) The Japanese delight in cooking with seasonal produce and in the early summer that means making delicious dishes with new peas and beans. Using the recipes below as a point of departure, create...
