Tuesday, December 14, 2010

About Japanese Food: Japanese Chopsticks Manners

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From Setsuko Yoshizuka, your Guide to Japanese Food
Hi everyone. If you are Japanese food lovers, knowing the proper way to hold chopsticks and bad Japanese chopsticks manners might be helpful to you.

Holding Chopsticks Properly
Chopsticks are the most commonly used tableware in Japan, and it's considered polite to use chopsticks properly.
How to Hold Chopsticks and Bad Chopsticks Manners

Tips for Handling Chopsticks Politely
When chopsticks are set at the table, it's elegant to pick them up as follows. See How to Pick Chopsticks Up at the Table

Japanese Mikan
Mikan, also known as satsuma or mandarine orange, is popularly cultivated and consumed in Japan. Mikan comes into season in early winter.
Read more...

Japanese Recipe of the Week: Kaki Fry
Do you like oysters? When the weather is getting cold, I crave "kaki fry", which are deep-fried oysters. It's popularly cooked in Japan during winter. I like serving kaki fry with lots of shredded cabbage and tonkatsu sauce on the side.
Kaki Fry Recipe

 


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