Cooking

 I'm a fan of cooking, so I like to learn more wherever I can. Japan has a very rich culinary culture as well, and maybe unsurprisingly because of that, a lot of very large cooking channels on platforms like youtube. While there are many longer videos out there that go through a lot more detail, it might not be the best choice for a post like this. 

https://youtube.com/shorts/5JJ_ogZ6QLU?si=QcveTrZ6ZMUr3W8e

This video is a very quick recipe for oyakodon, a recipe I definitely plan on giving a shot sometime. Hopefully, I'll be able to learn a lot more from these videos as I improve my Japanese language skills and can take in more detailed information. 

Comments

  1. Ash BrownMarch 3, 2025 at 12:53 PM

    That sounds wonderful! What got you into cooking, and what's something that you love making?

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