Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Hot Pot-Sukiyaki, Saturday, 4/11,12:30PM
About Sukiyaki Sukiyaki is a Japanese hot pot dish that is typically served during the winter but is excellent year-round. It consists of...
Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Sushi 101, Wednesday, 4/8, 5:30PM
Sushi Basic History Originated in China as fermented fish with rice and salt called Narezushi Narezushi was introduced to Japan in 300AD...
Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Corn Stew, Sunday, 4/5, 12:30PM
About Corn Stew Corn was introduced to Japan by the Portuguese in 1579 More widely available during the Meiji period 1868 as a result of...
Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Okonomiyaki, Saturday, 4/4, 12:30PM
What is Okonomiyaki? Okonomiyaki translates to: “Grill As You Like” Okonomi (as you like) Yaki (grill) Sometimes referred to as by...
Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Gyoza & Fried Rice, Wednesday, 4/1, 5:30PM
Gyoza, Japanese Dumplings Fried Rice Quick & Easy Recipe CLICK Image To Open Gyoza & Fried Rice Recipe Presentation #wabisabi #Japan...
Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Mabo Tofu & Miso Soup, Sun, 3/29, 12:30PM
Quick & Easy Recipes CLICK Image To Open Mabo Tofu & Miso Soup Recipe Presentation #wabisabi #Japan #WabiSabiJapanLiving #PalmSprings...
Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Yakitori, Sat, 3/28, 12:30PM
CLICK Image To Open Yakitori Recipe Presentation #wabisabi #Japan #WabiSabiJapanLiving #PalmSprings #Dassai39 #Dassai50 #Dassai50Nigori...
Japan Class Series, Virtual Class Via Facebook Live: Japanese Curry, Wed, 3/24, 12:30PM
CLICK Image To Open Japanese Curry Recipe Presentation #wabisabi #Japan #WabiSabiJapanLiving #PalmSprings #Dassai39 #Dassai50...
Japan Class Series - Izakaya March 14, 2020
About Izakaya Edo period (1603-1868) A Sake merchant serving a few tasting glasses in a corner of his shop decided to start offering some...
Japan Class Series - Izakaya January 25, 2020
Izakaya restaurants are essentially Japanese taverns – drinking houses with a menu of small dishes for snacking while drinking. It literally
