ArticleBalancing act
Adelaide’s Yakisan balances Japanese techniques with seasonal produce and fire-cooking.
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Adelaide’s Yakisan balances Japanese techniques with seasonal produce and fire-cooking.
A colourful and flavourful take on Japanese cake-store treats.
Food writer Emiko Davies shares her favourite family recipes that make use of pantry staples.
SERVES 8 // PREP 25 MINS // COOK 25 MINS (PLUS CHILLING, SETTING) “Inspired by the Osaka-based Pâtisserie Mon Cher, this recipe wraps a featherlight coffee sponge around two fillings – a velvety chocolate crémeux and nutty chestnut cream,...
MAKES 2 // PREP 15 MINS 1 tbsp matcha powder 2 tbsp kinako, plus extra for dusting (see note) 2 tsp agave syrup 60 ml (¼ cup) thickened cream 440 ml cold milk Ice, to serve SHIRATAMA DANGO 75 gm shiratamako flour (see note) 1 tsp pure icing...
7 gm shaved katsuobushi (bonito flakes), plus extra to serve 2 eggs, lightly beaten 180 gm plain flour 200 gm spring onions (about 1 bunch), thinly sliced, plus extra to serve 1 tsp vegetable oil 200 gm rindless pork belly, cut into 1cm-thick...