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What is Nata de Coco??
Originating in the Philippines, nata de coco is most commonly sweetened as a candy or dessert, and can accompany a variety of foods,...
Mar 27, 20182 min read


Naan Salad Pizza by Kewpie USA
During the spring months, we are always looking for simple recipes with fresh ingredients. This is a fun recipe perfect for any occasion...
Mar 27, 20181 min read


Citrus Hazelnut Salad with Kikkoman USA
When you think of Kikkoman soy sauce, you automatically might think of Asian-style recipes. For spring, Tensuke Market & Sushi Cafe will...
Mar 26, 20181 min read


Tofu “Caprese” Salad with Marukome Miso
You might think it a strange combo to bring miso into the classic tomato and basil duo. However, Miso & Easy adds umami to this recipe in...
Mar 26, 20181 min read


Miso & Easy Miso Lamb Stew
Tensuke Market & Sushi Cafe carries an array of Marukome miso products and their best selling miso products, Miso & Easy! Below is a...
Mar 20, 20181 min read


What Is Furikake Seasoning?
Furikake (振り掛け / ふりかけ) is a dry Japanese seasoning meant to be sprinkled on top of cooked rice, vegetables, and fish. It typically...
Mar 20, 20183 min read


Stuffed Takumi Shrimp
There are many ways teriyaki sauce can be used to make delicious recipes at home. And Tensuke Market & Sushi Cafe we carry a mainstay of...
Mar 20, 20182 min read


Sunomono Shirataki Salad Recipe by House Foods
Su-no-mono is a term that refers to a range of vinegar-based Japanese foods and Japanese dishes. Sunomono is a term that refers to a...
Mar 12, 20181 min read


Shopping Guide: Japanese Cotton Cheesecake
What’s all the hype about Japanese cotton cheesecake?? Actually, there is no such thing as “Japanese Cheesecake” in bakeries in Japan. ...
Mar 6, 20181 min read


Roasted Sesame Edamame Hummus By Kewpie
Kewpie dressings are so great to use as marinades or go-to seasonings like in these hummus recipes. Add some flair to your homemade...
Mar 5, 20181 min read


Lotus Root Recipes
Lotus root is the long, tubular rhizome (or stem) of the plant known for its pale pink, white or yellow blooms. The rhizome has an ‘eye’...
Feb 24, 20181 min read


Japanese Soy Sauce Marinated Beef
Soy sauce is the perfect base for marinade for the deep flavors that lends itself to many proteins. This is a simple recipe from Yamasa...
Feb 20, 20181 min read


Shopping Guide: Not All Soy Sauces Are Created Equal
The soy sauces that have long been produced in each part of Japan have individual characters that spring from regional preferences, the...
Feb 20, 20183 min read


Japanese Napolitan Spaghetti
Napolitan Spaghetti was created by Shigetada Irie (入江茂忠), the general chef of the New Grand Hotel (Hotel New Grand) in Yokohama, when he...
Feb 19, 20181 min read


Shopping Guide: Green Moroheiya Noodles
Moroheiya noodles are made with leaves of the moroheiya plant, making them a “great source of fibers & vitamin A. Morohelya is a highly...
Feb 16, 20181 min read


Avocado Ranch Tofu Shirataki Salad with House Foods
Shirataki, a traditional Japanese food, is an ultimate gluten-free, low calorie noodle substitute. Made from Konnyaku or Konjac, an Asian...
Feb 13, 20181 min read


Baked Miso Chicken & Vegetables with Marukome Miso
Miso can be used for more than just soup recipes. Miso paste is perfect for marinades and sauces, has delicious savory flavor and is much...
Feb 12, 20181 min read


Wafu Hambagu with Kikkoman
Wafu Hambagu is a scrumptious Japanese-style hamburger eaten without a bun. The meat patty is prepared until moist and flavorful, and...
Feb 8, 20182 min read


Shopping Guide: Bamboo Shoots
BAMBOO SHOOTS OR BAMBOO SPROUTS ARE THE EDIBLE SHOOTS (NEW BAMBOO CULMS THAT COME OUT OF THE GROUND) OF MANY BAMBOO SPECIES INCLUDING...
Jan 30, 20182 min read


Foodie Guide: Adzuki Beans
Adzuki beans or red beans are popularly used in sweet recipes in Japanese cooking. You will find Adzuki beans baked into breads and...
Jan 16, 20181 min read
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