This page is an index of our cooking articles, grouped by type of dish. Each article covers the ingredients, the steps, tips for getting it right, and how to fix things when they don’t turn out well. New articles are added to this list as they are published.

Recipes by type
Simmered dishes
Dishes cooked in stock and seasonings. The flavor soaks in as they cool after the heat is turned off, so they also keep well.
How to Make Nikujaga: The Basic Recipe and Tips for Getting It Right
Stir-fried and grilled dishes
Dishes finished quickly over fairly high heat. Getting the prep done first matters most.
How to Make Teriyaki Chicken: The Basic Recipe and Tips for Getting It Right
How to Make Japanese Ginger Pork (Shogayaki): The Basic Recipe and Tips for Getting It Right
How to Make Korean Pancakes (Jeon) with Garlic Chives: The Basic Recipe and Tips for a Crisp Finish
Fried dishes
Dishes whose result depends on the oil temperature and the coating.
How to Make Karaage (Japanese Fried Chicken): The Basic Recipe and Tips for Getting It Right
How to Make Tonkatsu: The Basic Recipe, With Tips for Frying So the Coating Stays On
How to Make Japanese-Style Spring Rolls (Harumaki): Cool the Filling and Fry Them Without Bursting
Soups
Miso soup, broths and other soups that round out a meal.
How to Make Miso Soup: The Basic Recipe, With Tips on Making Dashi and Adding the Miso
How to Make Pot-au-feu: Simmer Large-Cut Vegetables Gently So They Hold Their Shape
Rice and noodle dishes
Rice bowls, seasoned rice, pasta, udon and other dishes that make a meal on their own.
How to Make Spaghetti Carbonara: The Basic Recipe and Tips for Keeping the Eggs from Setting
Salads and side dishes
Dressed vegetables, pickles, salads and other small dishes that come together quickly.
How to Make Japanese Potato Salad: The Basic Recipe and Tips for Getting It Right
How to Make Spinach Ohitashi: The Basic Recipe, With Tips for Squeezing So It Isn’t Watery
Sweets and desserts
Snacks and sweets you can make at home.
How to Make Japanese Custard Pudding (Purin): The Basic Recipe and How to Steam It Without Holes


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