Chicken Fried Rice Bowl
A filling one-pot meal that has egg - loads of it actually - in this fried rice. There’s scrambled eggs in the rice and then on the dish too - topped with an egg and chicken omelette.
A filling one-pot meal that has egg - loads of it actually - in this fried rice. There’s scrambled eggs in the rice and then on the dish too - topped with an egg and chicken omelette.
This quick Japanese stir-fry is a simple fresh soya bean stir-fry with just two seasoning ingredients. A healthy addition to your meal, edamame is known to be rich in iron and plant based protein.
Sushi is a traditional Japanese dish made using nori and rice encasing a variety of fillings, both non vegetarian and vegetarian. Here we have used batter fried prawns. But don’t be surprised to find avocado.
Bowl meals are great to look at, fun to eat and you can make it with food of any cuisine you like. This one is a Japanese inspired sushi bowl with all the elements of sushi, served in a simple way!
Chicken gyoza are Japanese dumplings that are crescent-shaped, filled with meat and vegetables. Here we have cooked them in a flavourful rice noodle soup and mushrooms to make a delicious and wholesome dish.
The next best export from Japan after Ramen noodles! Gyoza has lightly spiced chicken mince and vegetable stuffing. The dumplings are then pan fried and steamed to a light golden brown for that slight crunch.
Soft, creamy, and irresistibly delicious! These Japanese Egg Sandwiches are made with mashed boiled eggs, Japanese mayo, a hint of castor sugar, and crushed black pepper—sandwiched between fluffy bread. So simple, yet so satisfying!
Ramen is a Japanese speciality wherein quick-cooking noodles are served in a richly flavoured broth with meat and a variety of vegetables. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
Japanese fried rice is generally made with a rice that is popularly eaten in Japan. It is sticky, plump, has a higher moisture which gives it a chewy and toothsome texture. Here we have used brown rice which has a somewhat similar chewy texture. When cooked with some simple ingredients it is delicious. In addition edamame or raw soya beans give the pulao a distinct flavour and texture.