Everyday meal planning tips !

[@Never4mind]

I would love to see Japanese cooking videos from you. :)

[@juliette3597]

The new video/sound quality is fantastic. So glad to have you back and congratulations again on your growing family.

[@komori841]

Thanks ;D

[@davesatay5563]

What are you talking about? This video is not that sharp, and contrast is not so great either.

[@IronFreee]

In France we also have a way to cook fish with steam. We call it "papillotte". You wrap the fish (with other ingredients if you want) in parchment paper or tinfoil and cook it in the oven. It's not fat at all and tasty.

[@komori841]

That's sounds so tasty. We Japanese also enjoy it almost in a same way but we use Miso for it sometimes.

[@IronFreee]

Yes, it taste good and Miso is a pleasant way to insert some of that soy you spoke about in your meals :)

[@MrBirzer]

Hi Komori-san!!! Thanks for another excellent video! You're a blessing to your boys and husband... your latest addition to the family is so sweet! These meal tips you gave us are awesome! Thanks again!

[@julianhart5688]

Its an interesting type of idea the way she describes mixing types of protein. Think i will give this more emphasis in my own meals from now on.

[@zainabb.2792]

I'm happy you're back! I've been watching you for around two years now! I'm busy now with college but whenever I have free time I'll come to your channel. Thank you komori san :D

[@frequentflier9095]

Thank you very much for sharing your perspectives and experience.

[@daisymouri2302]

Komori, glad you are back and congratulations on your growing family. You are so informative and beautiful, too!

[@MrBirzer]

Hi Komori-san! The previous message was actually from Mrs Birzer. She speaks for me as I agree with everything she said. I was in Alaska for a year and loved eating the salmon. We put liquid smoke on it and wrapped it with aluminum foil and threw it in the coals of the fire until it was flaky... was delicious! Love your vids! Please keep up the good work!

[@komori841]

That's sounds so tasty. I love how you and our wife talking like that way ^^

[@preciousgem881]

You make some very good suggestions about having a healthy balance with food 😊

[@johnhandbury3225]

so cute and sweet, your personality shines in all your videos I am a fan of yours thanks for brightening my day.

[@rationalpanda4196]

So good to see new vids from you again. Congrats on your new baby! :-)

[@rustyamis3624]

learning so much from you. makes me want to go to Japan

[@miriamwatt1790]

Love your videos. Recipes and examples would be great ☺️

[@hendrikspaulino4786]

Good to see you again komori :-) Thanks for the cooking menu :-) Hugs from Brazil

[@MrBirzer]

Hi Komori-san! This is Franz speaking now. We are so very happy to see you again!!! You're the best of the best!

[@komori841]

OMG!!! We meet again ^^ I feel as if we know each other for a long time ;D Thanks for watching as always!!

[@michaelseye3386]

Great idea I will have fresh trout ( went fishing this morning) with my bell pepper and onion omelet and a glass of mango juice.

[@komori841]

That must be yummy! I wanna eat with you ^^

[@xev790]

Love your videos!

[@jihjp1348]

Good seeing u again 👍😳

[@JackdeRipskaya]

Still have a huge crush on Komori.

[@davesatay5563]

Not me. She's too domestic, too much of a Sleepy Suzy.

[@mimi_pesss]

So sweet!

[@FUBAR956]

I'm glad to see you putting new videos again! I am not a fan of soy products. Here in Texas meat is a major source of protein. As for eggs, I can't stand them!

[@zainabb.2792]

May I ask, does miso contain alcohol? If so, where can I find it alcohol-free? By the way, your hair colour is so beautifully black.

[@mentariindahpermatasari1579]

Please make what you eat in a day, or what you cook for a day 😍

[@janosik4984]

How do You prepare rice?

[@placidian]

Maybe next time, show some pictures of your meals, just so we get the visual idea. Thanks! =D

[@machinegunpreacher2469]

The Anglo-Saxon in me is screaming "100g? That's an appetizer ..."

[@jackbalitok3910]

Thanks mom

[@13gladiusToKnot]

Wow I love watching this video but what was it about?

[@namirocks3099]

cool 😀

[@poojathorat1825]

komori when you were not doing videos I happened to see all your videos and m your new subscriber. and it's coincidence or not I recently made a video on soya ,soya milk flour. love your videos . much love from India.

[@sohailwahab2543]

Nice video

[@jortega61924]

You are very pretry. Love your videos 😍

[@joexg50]

U. R like a fresh breeze in the afternoon

[@AimiMidnightShadow]

you got a new camera~

[@davesatay5563]

This new camera produces a soft, low-contrast video. Not really the best quality.

[@pekinobo]

Thank you sensei Komori san. Anata wa saikōdesu. Iroiro to arigatōgozaimasu. Huy.

[@michaelseye3386]

P.S. I chose to have granola too

[@tokyotravellerful]

long time no see, how've you been

[@angelaf5040]

I have always wanted to try raw egg & rice but American eggs are not safe to eat raw. We do not keep the living conditions of our chickens clean enough.. sadly, very sadly!

[@programmerszone2843]

Kya baat

[@Woody8168]

Your English is so cute

[@stormdragon212]

please say protein like (pro teen) 😀😀 but great video :))

[@janosik4984]

What about grains? And milk isnt good for adults.

[@komori841]

Most of Japanese grains are rice, and it's also include some amount of protein.

[@janosik4984]

Thank You for the reply. Milk for adults should be fermented first. As raw vegetables broccoli are the best, full of everything. Steam cooking is the best way to prepare hot meals - do not fry on oil. Carrot juice has a lot of proteins, one glass of freshly pressed out carrot juice is daily demand for adult. Very easy to absorb. Green juices are just gorgeous. Japan is great, I love it.

[@benj1236]

I just watched the whole video and I have no idea what she's talking about. LOL - my goodness she's beautiful.

[@shenglongisback4688]

Ben J lol

[@agnieszkawiszewska7665]

It's too much talking for me to imagine this in practice... When the culture is sooo different, more pictures are needed, I think.

[@komori841]

Thanks for your advice!

[@meryuk]

I'm sorry, but I think your husband has a beautiful wife.

[@davesatay5563]

I think she is wrong. Japanese adults don't each very much milk or dairy.

[@purplejammiejam]

Dave Satay I think she would know... Seeing as she is Japanese and living in Japan. She didn't imply there was a lot of dairy consumption (other than maybe eggs)?