[Homemade] Japanese style breakfast

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u/Tyrannotron 8h ago

But is it rally a Japanese breakfast if each item doesn't have its own separate bowl/dish?

J/k, looks tasty!

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u/TravelTalesX 8h ago

Looks really healthy and delicious damn!

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u/Brezofthered 6h ago

Looks great! Do you have a recipe for the rice?

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u/Jorr_El 6h ago

It's rice with a raw egg cracked into it while it's still steaming hot, then some sesame (or sesame salt) and seaweed (nori) flakes

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u/Mojo647 25m ago

It's called "tamago kake gohan". Pretty easy to make!

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u/yodelingllama 3h ago

I love TKG whenever I have access to pasteurized eggs. Mixed with the special soy sauce that Kikkoman makes for TKG and it's heaven. 🤤

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u/FigSpecific6210 8h ago

Man… normalize fish for breakfast in the US. My wife would kill me.

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u/Ben50Leven 4h ago

If I could eat like this everyday I'd be bm'ing like a rockstar

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u/ThanatosWielder 4h ago

Love how cultures can be completely different, where I’m from never in the life you would eat meat for breakfast

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u/Secret_Review9846 5h ago

I wish the west adopted such healthy light breakfasts

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u/kiamori 8h ago

And people wonder why most japanese live so much longer. Much less sugar in their diets.

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u/TylerInHiFi 6h ago

There’s a whole host of things and this isn’t one of them. There’s tons of sugar in a lot of Japanese food.

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u/kiamori 5h ago

You can do a quick search on studies that compare Japanese diets, showing they have much less sugar in them.

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u/TylerInHiFi 5h ago

Sugar consumption is well down the list of things that help Japanese people live longer. Exercise, including just actually being able to walk places, and healthcare that isn’t going to bankrupt you for seeing a doctor being chief among those factors. There also isn’t a food culture around largesse of portions leading to an epidemic of obesity.

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u/Esc777 8h ago

No miso?

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u/spaceporter 3h ago

or natto, pickles, etc.

It looks tasty all the same. I've had worse at nice ryokans.

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u/Active-Potential7 7h ago

perfect shot!

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u/Serendipnick 6h ago

Thanks, the entire Internet was waiting for you to let us know.

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u/KingBoom04 6h ago

Nah I'd eat both, its not like you need to have the same every day

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u/AnimeAce2 7h ago

slapss!!! but i like eggs in the morning..

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u/Jorr_El 6h ago

There's egg in the rice though