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Lindy's Ono Recipes provides you with delicious tried and true recipes with a local flair. You don't have to be a master chef to be a whiz in the kitchen! Lindy's Ono Recipes are simple to prepare and include instructions that even the most novice cook can follow with ease! As the name indicates, each and every recipe is sure to "broke da mouth!"
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This is one of those ‘old family recipes’ that I got from my Aunty Mitzi, who is my mom’s twin sister! This dish is like a simple nishime (Japanese simmered vegetables) and uses only 3 main ingredients, unlike the tons of vegetables in nishime. I love the knotted konbu (seaweed) in the […]
I love edamame (soybeans)! My friend Lori gave me this recipe for Spicy Soybeans and whenever I make it, everyone enjoys it. I ate a version of it at Pineapple Room, but I think Lori’s version is much tastier and so ‘finger licking’ good. It is very addicting … but what the heck, soybeans […]
I must be showing my age when I start to crave and love the ‘nishime’ (Japanese simmered vegetables) type dishes. This Steam Chicken is an old recipe from my mom. The ’steam’ refers to the covering the pot after all the ingredients are in and plopping the cover on. Actually, it’s more like simmering… […]
Cooked white rice is usually pretty bland, so I love adding things to it to make it tasty. I learned this Japanese Mixed Rice from cousin Lisa. This is a yummy rice dish to take to a potluck!
I took it one further and made it into a musubi (Japanese rice ball) and covered it […]
I remember seeing a super simple recipe for soybeans that were mixed with Nori Tsukudani (seaweed cooked in soy sauce, sugar and mirin). Since I love soybeans, I thought I’d try it.
Use the shelled edamame (soybeans) and just add a spoonful of tsukudani of your liking. I think the recipe said […]
Nishime is another Japanese dish served for the New Year celebration. It is a combination of vegetables, pork or chicken and seaweed, simmered in a pot. This dish is considered very healthy because of the variety of vegetables. These are some of the vegetables, besides carrots, included in this delicious dish:
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Happy New Year !
“Ozoni” is a traditional Japanese mochi soup that is enjoyed on New Year’s Day to give one strength and assure prosperity for the new year.
It is so interesting that this soup is made in so many different ways, according to the prefecture of your ancestors. The one common ingredient is […]
