no other KZbinr gets this excited about sharing good food with the world. Marc is truly a blessing
@beckyhxldenКүн бұрын
Here in Ireland, there's a brand called 'Little Moons' that sells chocolate ganache mochi--it's only in a few stores though. This replicated their mochi perfectly! So tasty. 😃
@Armymum13Күн бұрын
I love learning about traditions like this!!!!
@DJL625Күн бұрын
It’s not considered a stew ! The recipe is sort of correct .I’m Hungarian from Budapest . Very nice and I’m sure tasty !
@zillyg21Күн бұрын
Hi. I have just come across your channel and have subscribed. I would like to know if you can make these with other meats or fish as my husband is Jewish as certain ones are forbidden to him and I would like us to enjoy these pillows/pockets of chewy goodness together. I was thinking freshly minced and cooked chicken would be a good substitution. How much would the recipe have to be adapted to accommodate these changes?
@TiagoAlexandrec2 күн бұрын
Ramen…
@Neon89x3 күн бұрын
Going to catch you on the lie of three ingredients “even if premade ingredients” 😂 you gave “3” ingredients to the sauce that in itself is more then three ingredients technically, now that equals 3 plus chicken that’s 4 Ginger thats 5 ok salt was in the teriyaki sauce and in the soy sauce which is technically it’s own ingredients soybeans and stuff plus the Saki has it’s own ingredients but I won’t add that as a separate thing 😂 so still 5 + the other technical ingredients to form it. Ok truth aside if you ment to say “in-general pre-made ingredients” 😂 ok “teriyaki sauce, chicken and Ginger thats 4 because it’s not already in the sauce” but you also added more salt ok maybe still 5 😂 or “4” but definitely not 3. But hey love the recipe and it’s wonderful even if it ain’t 3 ingredients lol unless you specifically get “pre-made teriyaki “with ginger", chicken and salt” but the third determines it because if you go over 3 it’s not technically "THREE”… 😂 still wonderful and simple 😂 and then you added scallions my lord that’s 6+!!! But if you want me to cut it down 4 ingredients “teriyaki, chicken, scallion, (ginger or seasoning)” ingredients means the substance that is a part of a mixture or is added to food to make the dish… can be at the very least 4 ingredients 😂 but can very much be more. “Because you “didn’t use premade ingredients” you made the ingredients to make the mixture to make one item plus additional other ingredients 😂 take this as unnecessary long fun comment as entertainment and obviously humorous observation.
@finchbreederklaten3 күн бұрын
Not use shoyu?
@XM_Savage0073 күн бұрын
Where can I purchase the grater?
@96786localboy4 күн бұрын
Have you tried adding water chest nut to the kuromame?
@KingOfLandPM5 күн бұрын
Banana?
@Alansmithee0075 күн бұрын
Thank you for this. Your recipe online doesn't measure very well, it has some measurements on the side, but it doesn't scale right? Also I would recommend not boiling the coffee, cut it with some water when you boil the sugar and agar agar then add coffee, as not to get bitter coffee.
@inh41348 күн бұрын
Hi! Can i replace matcha powder with cocoa powder and add red food coloring?
@happyfisherman44328 күн бұрын
PLEASE for the love of god stop eating salmon eggs... I need them for trout bait
@thinou33310 күн бұрын
i use whole spices, dry roast, cool down & grind them in coffee grinder fresh orange zest and other things come wholly in pieces
@sdx-std10 күн бұрын
Thank you for your tebasaki recipe... Its so inspiring.
@NoRecipes8 күн бұрын
You’re welcome!
@elmathics11 күн бұрын
Thank you sensei, I'm gonna practice it today. Will add a follow up comment afterwards 😊
@NoRecipes8 күн бұрын
You’re welcome! I hope it went well
@elmathics8 күн бұрын
@NoRecipes Ooo thank you for replying, I haven't tried your method yet. I realized the lid I have is slightly bigger than the pan, I have to buy a proper lid first 🥲 So I used a pressure cooker instead and it went well.
@Ieatlikeabird-mh7tz12 күн бұрын
I am catching up with your videos.My two little boys love onigiri.Flake salmon with sesame seeds looks yummy.I use wooden mold to shape onigiri but thank you for the technique how to wrap the nori around the onigiri.Love it.
@TheCowEmporium13 күн бұрын
2:55 wow! Frosting. That is brilliant. Cooking Wagyu was a learning experience for me during my trips to Japan. I really enjoyed cooking with it and I learned quickly that it needs a much more delicate hand than our beef here. I am grateful to always be learning from you Marc! Take care. 🌺
@NoRecipes12 күн бұрын
Thank you for the kind words as always Annette! Wagyu is definitely a different kind of beef and benefits from different cooking methods. The marbling alone makes it a little too rich to eat in big chunks, so for me I prefer A5 sliced thinly like this, with some of the fat rendered out. Happy to hear these recipes are helping you out 😁
@lemoncake382413 күн бұрын
I like gyudon covered by egg. Mitsuba leaves, 7 spice chili, grated white daikon with ponzu and sliced scallion are also good topping IMO! In marc's recipe he uses high rank beef, so I might add some shortcut shirataki noodles. This is sukiyaki don!
@NoRecipes12 күн бұрын
Those are all great suggestions! This is a distinct dish from sukiyaki don though. Sukiyaki don typically doesn't use dashi and includes more soy sauce, sugar, and sake. This gives it a more concentrated and sweet flavor (more like sukiyaki hot pot). I don't have a sukiyaki don recipe, but I do have a Gyunabe don recipe (which was the precursor to sukiyaki): norecipes.com/demon-slayer-bento-recipe/
@Ieatlikeabird-mh7tz13 күн бұрын
Wow..thank you so much.I bought Umeboshi to make onigiri and have some left,was looking for ways to use umeboshi in other dishes.Certainly will try this Umeboshi chicken recipe.I have subscribed.btw...you look so cheerful😊🙃
@NoRecipes12 күн бұрын
Welcome to the channel! Umeboshi has so many uses. You can mince it up and whisk it together with olive oil and lemon juice to make a dressing, or use it a bit like sun-dried tomatoes in pasta sauce, or cook it together with meats like in this recipe. I hope you enjoy this!
@Whatisthis9415 күн бұрын
Awesome and thx. Costco has some shaved beef here in vegas. Making this later today. I’ve seen where a small bit soba broth is suggested but I will try this
@NoRecipes14 күн бұрын
If it's A5 Wagyu it should work great! I hope you enjoy it! When you say "soba broth" do you mean mentsuyu? If so that is a mixture of soy sauce and dashi stock (which this recipe has).
@Whatisthis9414 күн бұрын
@ understood and thx. Going to Nakata market to get mentsuyu
@shainaschaeffer15 күн бұрын
can i hire you as a private chef? LOL
@NoRecipes14 күн бұрын
😆 I used to work as a private chef.
@shainaschaeffer14 күн бұрын
@@NoRecipes ohhh makes sense!! super cool!! that is why your so good and the dish presentations are always perfect!!
@lethaena15 күн бұрын
is the amount of 200g sugar not too sweet? i made one with significantly less sugar (around 120g) and it’s too sweet that i can’t eat it at all
@NoRecipes14 күн бұрын
It is very sweet, which is why these should be cut pretty small. The reason for the high sugar content is for texture. It gives brownies the sticky chewy texture with a crisp top. You could reduce the amount of sugar, but it will make the texture more dry and cakey.
@Maplecook15 күн бұрын
Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuude! I make a bangin' gyuudon too, but THIS thing of yours is the Mt. Everest of gyuudons! I kinda balked at, "180g," of rice. I was like, "Why hold back???" hahaha
@NoRecipes14 күн бұрын
Thanks man! I originally had 200g of rice per serving, but I wanted to make it more 贅沢 so upped the ratio of beef to rice.
@lemoncake382412 күн бұрын
How about using maple syrup instead of sugar and usukuchi soya sauce? Aww, this is maple kansai gyudon😆!
@Maplecook12 күн бұрын
@@NoRecipes "贅沢": you know me though, eh? I'm all about that BQ life! hahahaha! I could have prolly ate EVERYTHING on set that day! hahaha
@Maplecook12 күн бұрын
@@lemoncake3824 "maple syrup": while I would normally be on board with the idea...I wouldn't wanna mess with anything of Marc's here. It's too perfect, just the way it is!
@christopherkanakis15 күн бұрын
Wagyu here in the USA is way to expensive. I mean regular steak here now is really high too but... anyways yea that looks delicious and I LOVE LOVE that bowl you have there.
@Maplecook15 күн бұрын
It's expensive in Japan, too! Marc is just showing us what happens when you pull out all the stops with this dish.
@christopherkanakis14 күн бұрын
@@Maplecook it is? well then that explains why it is priced as high as it is here in america, I mean if it was "expensive too" BEFORE it was imported across the atlantic ocean lol.
@Maplecook14 күн бұрын
@@christopherkanakis Pacific, but yeah. haha
@christopherkanakis14 күн бұрын
@@Maplecook ummm, my wagyu must like to wander thru Russian and European meadows before it comes to America? Yea, thats it!! 🤣😂
@Maplecook14 күн бұрын
@@christopherkanakis That must be why yours is EXTRA pricey!
@gladysma30815 күн бұрын
0:56 cubes of bread to food processer ... 1:29 bake 285F for. unless all water evaporated.
@NoRecipes14 күн бұрын
There's no need to bake it. In fact it makes it easier to bread things when the bread is soft. The reason why the store bought stuff is dehydrated is to make it shelf stable. Any good tonkatsu restaurant here in Japan will use fresh breadcrumbs.
@hopefuly354515 күн бұрын
I slept in today >_< this looks really good
@NoRecipes14 күн бұрын
No worries, sleep is important!
@MarissaFlores-b3g15 күн бұрын
Where can you buy this steak?
@christopherkanakis15 күн бұрын
yes, its hard to find... try a smaller specialty type grocery store. The major ones around me don't sell it but a smaller one does!
@NoRecipes14 күн бұрын
The easiest would be to find a Japanese grocery store (in the US Tokyo Central and Mitsuwa are two bigger chains). There are also online groceries like Weee that carry it.
@TheCowEmporium15 күн бұрын
I’m so excited!
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
I hope you enjoy it!
@Maplecook15 күн бұрын
Marc and I had a Gyuudon day together, when I visited him a couple of years ago. I'll never forget it! haha
@wu897015 күн бұрын
this looks insane!!
@Archy11216 күн бұрын
What about curry paste, is it similar to curry powder or you will have to make it differently if you use it? Is it something like curry with tomato paste?
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
Curry paste usually refers to mixtures that include the spices as well as aromatics, salt and seasonings. Curry powder is just the spices.
@LeonardySalim16 күн бұрын
What type of gelatin do you use ? Where can I buy it ?
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
I live in Japan so I usually use one made by Morinaga or Maruha Nichiro. I'm not sure if they're available outside of Japan, but any powdered gelatin that doesn't have a very strong gelatin smell should work.
@LeonardySalim16 күн бұрын
Very interesting
@ashuraarashy18 күн бұрын
14 years later, and I still happily watch your channel :), guess It is time for me to sub
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
(A belated) Welcome to the channel!
@KimNgan-eb8no19 күн бұрын
Please help me. I want to reduce the sugar in this recipe, what is the minimum i can do to make sure the good texture? Thanks for your help.😊
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
Any amount you reduce the sugar is going to affect the texture. It's not like an on/off switch where it's perfect with one amount and bad at another. Since everyone has different preferences on texture and sweetness, the best way to find out what works for you is to try reducing the amount of sugar a small amount with each batch until you find an amount you're happy with.
@JustDaBeef20 күн бұрын
If we wanted to use chicken breast, could we just cook that first, remove, then add back in the end to prevent it from drying out?
@kathcares19 күн бұрын
Hi, I'm sure that should work out fine. If it were me I'd probably dust the chicken with some flour or other starch to help it retain moisture and brown. That would help you develop the fond in the pan. Maybe you could come back and tell us how it went? It's nice to have lighter versions of favorite dishes.😊
@JustDaBeef19 күн бұрын
@@kathcares ohhh thanks for the tip! Will try it out!
@JustDaBeef18 күн бұрын
This worked really well!!! Thanks again for the tip!
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
That will work for preventing the chicken from drying out, but if you don't cook them together the curry sauce will not get the flavor from the chicken.
@adhityoprathamaadji239322 күн бұрын
dont try this outside japan. most egg supplier just sell their egg without extra treatment.
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
Eating anything raw carries some risk (even in Japan). It's a matter of how much risk you're willing to take.
@GaryRicketts-r5l22 күн бұрын
I don’t have a store near me that sells Sake, what is a good substitute that’s much more easy to find
@RninjaNR22 күн бұрын
I find it in the grocery stores where I live. The cheap stuff is the best to cook with. It's also in liquor stores like Bev Mo. The problem is that it's only a few bottles on the shelf, so it can be difficult to find in the store. You could try calling and asking the stores if they have it. There really isn't a substitute; I used to try to do that, but once I tried sake my cooking improved so much that I won't use anything else. Here are some of the stores I've found it in here in Southern California: Ralph's (Kroger) Vons (Safeway) Whole Foods WinCo Foods Smart & Final Bev Mo local liquor stores I just recently found it in WinCo. I never thought to look there, but there it was! Hope this helps.😊
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
There isn't a great substitute for sake. It's there to provide flavor and umami. You can get the umami by adding water and MSG, but it won't give you the flavor.
@josephinegrimm23 күн бұрын
Just finished making it, it’s so delicious. Thank you so much !
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
Happy to hear you enjoyed it!
@sidtheplayer23 күн бұрын
looks good but i couldnt see the onion cutting at all because of white background
@NoRecipes15 күн бұрын
Sorry about that, you may want to try and turn down the brightness on your display. It is white on white but you should still be able to see the shape of the onions.