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Home Recipes Tallyrand Cuisine Biographies ... Contact Us powered by FreeFind Japanese Teriyaki Mrs Susie who specialises in Oriental cooking for us has put together the following information about Japanese Teriyaki. If you have a question or just want to contact Mrs Susie email her by clicking here What is Teriyaki It is my belief that a good teriyaki has to have shredded ginger and chopped onions in it. But since this is the only kind of teriyaki I have eaten, I admit I might be biased. My husband is the teriyaki maker in the family, so it is my pleasure to just eat it. Teriyaki should be glazed when it is finished and my husband dips the meat in the marinade many times while it is grilling. When we make teriyaki, we marinate it for at least 24 hours. We usually make much more than we need because it is so good to reach in the refigerator and take out another piece and enjoy it as long as it lasts. We usually make both beef and chicken at the same time, to better accommodate our guests. The recipes featured at

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58. Japanese Dishes The Essentials of japanese cooking Book by Tokiko Suzuki. The Book of japanese cooking Book by Emi Kazuko. japanese cooking Contemporary Traditional http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2035.html

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Teachers Students General Information Headlines New Contents Articles and Essays Recipes Also available in PDF format and in a Printer-Friendly version About the Clearinghouse Lesson Plans Lesson Plan Database Lesson plan sites U.S-Japan Database of educational materials Publications Teaching about Japan Information Packet Japan Digests Internet Guides ... Bibliographies NEW Books Shinbun Resources State Standards Award-Winning Children's Literature Other Educational Resource Centers Miscellaneous Educational Resources ... Traditional Home Internet Guide Japanese Food Compiled January 2004 Links verfied June 2005 Articles and Essays Provides narratives with information on the basics of Japanese food. Presents discussions on Rice, Tofu , Vegetables, Tsukemono (pickles), Eggs, Drinks, Miso, One Pot Cookery ( nabemono ), Noodles, Sweets, and Other Delights. Each contains a description of the type of food, suggestions for preparation, and recipes. Also provides a glossary to help identify various foods, a recipe of the month selection, and a Japanese kitchenware store. What Can We Learn about Japan from Its Vegetables?

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Return to main page. "Jamie's Kids Cooking" Student Worksheet A. Pre-reading activities: List below the information would you expect to find in a recipe. Go to the web site and find the following information. http://www.bob-an.com/kids/kidscook/Html/179-1.html Check the following you find on this page: _ Title Ingredient For how many people Tools Procedure List here Japanese words that you recognize. List here words that you do not know but can understand by context. List some words that you do not understand that you think you need. B. Scanning Go to the web site below. http://www.bob-an.com/kids/kidscook/ Then go to one of the recipe of your choice. C. Reading for Understanding Comprehension What is the title of this recipe? What are the ingredients that you need? How much? List measurement and write the meaning in English. (OSAJI, KOSAJI, etc.) Convert measurement (gram to pound, etc.): http://www.convertit.com How many steps are needed? Summarize. D. Reading for Understanding Application Make a menu for your Sunday dinner (or breakfast, lunch, etc.) using more than two recipes from the site. Take a note of the recipe using dictionary form.

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