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Oyakodon 親子丼 - a classic of Japanese cuisine - Oyakodon - Recipe for rice lovers | ORYOKI
13 Sep

Oyakodon 親子丼 is one of the classic dishes of Japanese home cooking. Literally translated into German, oyakodon means "parent-child bowl" and thus describes the ingredients chicken and egg, which are served together with rice in a bowl.

Japanese vegetables - Yasai Itame - Japanese vegetables - Yasai Itame recipe | ORYOKI Magazine
29 Aug

Yasai Itame 野菜炒め stir-fried vegetables literally means "stir-fried".  In Japan, the land of sushi, traditional dishes are usually associated with rice and fish. However, stir-fried vegetables are one of the most commonly prepared meals among locals. For Yasai Itame, the preparation consists of various fresh vegetables that are available in the kitchen. There are therefore countless recipe variations and anything that tastes good is allowed.

 Vegetable Quiche in a Japanese Cast Iron Pan - Quiche in a Japanese Cast Iron Pan | ORYOKI Recipe
12 Aug

Connoisseurs of good cuisine already know: Cast iron pans offer an unparalleled cooking experience, but above all, an unforgettable culinary delight. The greatest advantage of cast iron cookware lies in its fantastic heat retention and conductivity.

Yakitori - Japanese chicken skewers from the grill - Yakitori - Japanese barbecue skewers recipe | ORYOKI
09 Aug

Yakitori (Japanese: 焼き鳥) literally means "grilled poultry" and therefore already reveals what kind of meat the popular skewers are made of. In typical Japanese fashion, no large pieces of meat are placed on the grill, only small pieces are skewered and then fried.

Japanese Knives and Their Proper Handling - Japanese Knives and Their Proper Handling
02 Aug

Japanese knives are globally renowned for their incredible sharpness. However, these high-quality kitchen tools not only impress with their blades but also with their appearance due to their manufacturing process. It's no wonder they have found their way into the kitchens of both professional and hobby chefs in the West.

Removing Rust from Knives and Proper Knife Blade Maintenance - Removing Rust from Knives | Home Remedies for Knife Care
25 Jul

High-quality kitchen knives have long found their fan base in Europe. Japanese knives are not only becoming increasingly common in professional gourmet kitchens but also in private households.

 Removing Rust from Cast Iron Pans with Household Remedies - Removing Rust from Cast Iron Pans | Household Remedies for Maintenance
20 Jul

Cast iron pans are an investment for life. Those who enjoy cooking with cast iron appreciate its special qualities. When used correctly, cast iron pans practically have an unlimited lifespan and are faithful companions in hobby and professional kitchens for decades.

Roast pork in a pot - tender and juicy - Roast pork in a pot | ORYOKI recipe collectio
18 Jul

Roast pork can be prepared in a variety of ways, from simple, traditional recipes to modern versions with exotic spices or fancy sauces. The classic pork roast is often seasoned with spices such as caraway, marjoram and garlic, which gives it a rich and hearty flavor. It is a versatile dish that is suitable for many occasions, from family meals to celebrations and special occasions.

 Marinated Salmon - Japanese Recipes -  Marinated Salmon - Japanese Recipes
14 Jul

Pickled salmon or gravad salmon is a preparation of fish that is done very gently without cooking or smoking. The salmon is rubbed with salt and spices and can also be sprinkled with dill. After some time in the fridge, the salmon is cooked. This removes water from the fish, which makes it tender, aromatic and keeps for longer than if it is untreated.

Satsuma - The Japanese Mandarin - Satsuma - The Japanese Mandarin | ORYOK
04 Jul

The Satsuma is a citrus fruit originating from the southern regions of Japan. It's also called Unshū Mikan there. Often, Satsuma is referred to as mandarin or clementine. However, this is incorrect, as it is a completely distinct variety. Satsuma trees are much hardier compared to other citrus plants like orange, grapefruit, or bitter orange, and can withstand much lower temperatures.