Having a luxury morning breakfast | bought bacon from bacon shop, Japanese sweets Dorayaki | weekend

I’m craving dorayaki with whipped cream again now🥞 It was a delicious morning🍴
Thank you for watching and leaving a sweet comment 😊
00:00 Grocery shopping
Sweet red beans
Lotus root salad
02:41 Sesame mayo dressing
Carrots soup
06:12 Dorayaki pancake
Whipped cream
Bacon
Finishing
11:14 All set
Breakfast time
🗒️Recipes🧑‍🍳
[ Sweet Red Kidney Beans paste ]
1 canned red kidney beans (400ml salted)
Some water to cover it
5 Tbsp sugar
*Once softened, mash the beans as you like.
(If you get unsalted canned beans, add a little salt to it⭐︎)
[ Dorayaki dough 6 small pancakes ]
70 g flour
5 g baking powder
1 egg
1 Tbsp honey
25 g sugar
3 Tbsp milk
[ Whipped cream ]
200 g heavy cream
2.5 Tbsp sugar
2 g gelatin powder & 2 Tbsp warm water
- - - -
[ Lotus root and rapini crunch salad ]
Lotus root, rapini, canned tuna, corn, shallots
[ Sesame mayo dressing 2 servings ]
2 Tbsp sesame seeds
2/3 Tbsp sesame oil
2/3 Tbsp soy sauce
1 Tbsp vinegar
1/2 Tbsp honey
1 Tbsp mayonnaise
2 pinches salt
Some pepper
- - -
[ Carrot cream soup 3 servings ]
2 medium carrots (about 300g)
1/3 medium onion
20 g butter
2/3 chicken stock cube
Some water to cover the ingredients
Some milk
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[@mustwereallydothis]

We usually cut the skin (we call it the rind) off of bacon before cooking. It's too tough to eat. It has almost always been removed from packaged sliced bacon but not from the big pieces that we get from the butcher shop. You can simmer the rinds in stock or sauce for added flavor. Just remember to remove them before serving.

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I was hoping someone would know! I was curious about this myself, I’ve never bought butcher shop bacon before. Good tip about making a stock from the rind!

[@stephaniefagan1736]

We love rind bacon. Cooked another way, it become crackling. Delicious.

[@mustwereallydothis]

@stephaniefagan1736 That's likely why it's left on in the first place. Of course, if you're just frying the bacon, it's best to remove it before cooking and save it for another use. If it's boiled until tender and then deep-fried, it puffs up and becomes a crispy and tasty snack.

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@@mustwereallydothisfried pork rinds are great

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[@Keogu]

Pastry chef here :) If you over mix/whip your cream and it’s too stiff or clumpy, add a little bit of un-whipped cream and mix it in. It will take it back a step and deflate some of the air you whipped in :D I also have to give credit where it’s due: I’ve never thought of using cream AND a bit of water to substitute for milk. I’ve always just used cream. Very resourceful :)

[@chromeaces]

I think the milk and water combo is pretty common for households that don’t normally have cream on hand. In S.Korea, cream is some times substituted with boiled down milk and water to make quick homemade dishes like cream pasta. Not exactly the same but good enough!

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@@chromeaces It's cream and water, since water will dilute the cream enough to a milk like texture.

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You can use cream and water as a substitute for milk. The ratio is 1:1 😊

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hi!! i was curious, what's "wrong" with stiff whipped cream?

[@awesomeecuadorian]

@@fishycreationsit’s just not the correct texture when it’s over whipped. instead of a smooth fluffy whipped cream, it turns a bit clumpy and too thick. the flavor is same but it’s just a texture/technical error. hope this helps :)

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I think the difference between shallots and onions is that the shallots cook quicker and can be sweeter

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I would add that they are less pungent than standard onions, which makes eating them raw easier.

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Shallots are my go to now, their smaller size is ideal too…was wasting half an onion all the time.

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onions are the meaner cousin to shallots, onions make you cry more hahaha

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They are kind of a mix between garlic and onion too! I love how they crisp up and are great for toppings ❤

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Quoting Alton Brown: “Shallots are like… well imagine if an onion and a head of garlic got together, got married and had a kid.” They grow in cloves like garlic but each clove is made from rings like an onion. And, quote again, “They won’t play havoc with your breath.”

[@RhamanaChan]

I didn't think you could make red bean paste so easily, I thought it was a special kind of red bean, I will definitely have to try making it now!

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It's commonly adzuki beans, but you can substitute kidney beans for similar results. There's also white bean paste, which is made from lima beans or other white beans!

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What a breakfast! Luxurious indeed. I didnt think that the red bean paste could be so easy to make!

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I didn't realize that you could make sweetened red bean paste with red kidney beans! (I adore dorayaki and usually have bought it because while I know how to make the pancakes, the only recipes for red bean paste I ever found wanted beans that I cannot get here.) So thank you for that! I will add that into my recipe file and probably make dorayaki soon. I also wanted to say thank you for including your family conversations. I'm slowly learning Japanese and hearing your conversations helps so much! You don't speak as quickly as some of the KZbin channels I follow and while I still do not understand everything, I hear more and more words that I know and hearing them in conversation helps me to know them better. (Today is one of those days that I worry I will never learn enough Japanese to hold more than a very basic, baby-talk type of conversation. But I persevere because I am stubborn.) 😁

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I think this is a smoked and cured bacon. We have them similar in Germany. You are suppose to cut it in thin stripes and eat it as it is. Not for pan frying, I think. It will make it hard to eat indeed. Such a fun video! Thank you!

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Bacon rind is tough but chewy and edible. Some people like it but it's fallen out of favor in the states, so most bacon comes rind free now. You can probably ask the store to cut it off for you next time if you don't like it or you can cut it off before you cook and then save it to use it in stocks as well. There's also a snack that consists of frying rinds till they're light and crispy (not healthy but delicious) that's popular in some southern states.

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The difference between shallots and onions is the taste and they dont burn as much in the eyes then normal onions. They are also not used for frying but for cold dishes.

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A shallot is like if you mixed an onion and a garlic together! 😄

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Girl - I get the zoned out - don't talk to me til I have at least a sip of coffee - shallots I find have more "spice" - OMG you need an immersion blender - do it right in the pot!!! I want to have breakfast with you looks so yummy...

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Adding gelatin to whipped cream is so smart! I never thought to do that!

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The little crocs at the end 😭 and the soup and bacon look crazy good!

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Thank you for another lovely video! I loved the scene where you spaced out drinking coffee. That’s me EVERY morning LOL! You asked what the difference between onions and shallots was. I don’t know either other than the price 🤪 I feel ‘fancy’ when I use them. Thank you and I look forward to seeing your next video.❤

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Ahhh, I always wanted to see how Dorayaki were made! Thank you for showing us and all the tips!

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Just finished making your carrot soup! It’s so delicious. Thank you for sharing!

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So much that I love about this video!!

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Thank you for the dorayaki recipe! It looked delicious.

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Mmmm...I love red bean paste! Oishi!

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shallots are milder and sweeter than onions. KAWAII! >

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I’m amazed at those perfect dorayaki pancakes 😍

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I recommend cooking the bacon even more, the hard part becomes SUPER crispy, very delicious 👍

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