Our Adventures in Japan

   (photo from the internet) Remember I told you about Hiroshi ? Well, apparently Hiroshi "married" Umeko and had a “baby” named H...

We've been enjoying this furikake that is made by Omoriya. It has bits of ajitsukenori (flavored nori), bubu arare (rice cracker balls),...

As I was trying to figure out what to bring back as omiyage, I came across these cute packages of honey. There are 8 sticks in each packag...

I bought some sweet potatoes recently and wondered how I should cook them. My "normal" way would be to steam them, but I wanted ...

I've been recycling this Oil of Olay wash cloth box for some time now. I use it for packets of furikake. It fits one package of asso...

The photo in my book looked so good that I decided to give this recipe a try. This recipe is really easy and doesn't take too many ingr...

Last year, I posted about making your own furikake . Well, I made this one last year also, but never got around to posting about it. Here i...

This post is a bit old, as old as the leftovers I used?...Anyway, I had some leftover curry furikake , so I made fried rice. I scrambled an...

Do you like to put furikake on your rice? I do. Furikake is a combination of seasoned dried ingredients which you sprinkle onto your r...

In Japan and Hawaii, we sometimes eat our rice with furikake. Traditionally, furikake are seasoned, dried condiments such as goma (sesame se...