This light healthy broth is traditionally served at New Years, but we had some rice cakes so I wanted to use in soup. It’s not a complicated recipe but I like it because it’s so fresh tasting.
Also toasted kiri-mochi is just so damn tasty.
Vaguely followed the Cooking with Dog recipe.
The main was o-sechi gohan (rice cooked with adzuki beans – a traditional lucky dish) and a lovely piece of buri – which has the delightful name in English of Japanese Amberjack. It’s a very oily fish, so I baked the steaks just sprinkled with some salt and black sesame seeds.
For an apéritif I had a glass of yuzucello mixed with sparkling mineral water. It’s the first time I’ve made it – I think the yuzu version is much sweeter than the traditional limoncello – so it might mix better with tonic water. I will test this theory out tomorrow…
Previous dinner posts from gomichild
- Crispy Skinned Salmon - B12 Booster! - March 28th, 2013
- Rather Flat Green Egg Pie - March 26th, 2013
- Chickpea & Baked Butternut Pumpkin Curry - March 25th, 2013
- Simple Salad - March 23rd, 2013
- 3 Courses - March 21st, 2013
A recipe where I haven’t even HEARD of the ingredients…..!
All bog-standard Japanese cooking stuff!