I wanted to make German potatoes, but we didn't have onions. So, I added cabbage instead.I was inspired by "Also Good For Breakfast Potato and Shimeji Mushrooms Mayonnaise Stir Fry".The cabbage tastes better if it's not overcooked.Make sure not to burn the garlic.It will be more fragrant if you pan-fry the potatoes with olive oil before adding the garlic to stir fry. For 2 servings. Recipe by Iku..

An acquaintance taught me this, it's now a staple at our house.Adjust the salt according to the saltiness of the bacon. Recipe by Souryokucha

I've started to grow sick of komatsuna recipes.Since bunches of greens variety in quantity; adjust the seasoning and taste. Recipe by *Anna*

I got a bit bored with the fried asparagus and bacon dish I always make, so I added an egg for a bit of colour and variety. It turned out nicely.Mind you don't over-boil the asparagus when you are parboiling it. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Orenjiringu

This is a favorite recipe from my mother. Recipe by Nanaiku

I usually have watercress in a soup with pork ribs, but now I'm going to stir fry it without oil, but using the bacon fat instead.

I wanted to eat asparagus, but my idea is just to cook with bacon, so in order to increase the volume, I added bean sprouts.It takes about 1 minute to boil the asparagus. (Remove the hard part, and peel the bottom of skin, then boil in salted water.) Adjust the amount of soy sauce to taste. For 3 to 4 servings. Recipe by Purin

I wanted to use pumpkin to make a side dish. So, I tried using it in my current addiction, garlic butter stir-fry, and added some curry powder for a slightly spicy flavor. It turned out delicious!If you slice the onions thickly, they will become sweeter and delicious when steamed!If you are making this for small children, only use a moderate amount of curry powder (1/4 teaspoon) or switch it out for consomme powder, which is also delicious. For 2-3 servings. Recipe by tink

Japanese style stir-fry with gravy (It's called "An-kake, pronounced "kakay"). Made with whatever I found in the fridge. You can use any vegetable or meat for this dish. I used home-made bacon to add flavor, but you can omit it if you are vegetarian. I would have added mushrooms if I had them. The gravy (An) is usually made with potato starch as a thickener, but you can use corn starch (or corn flour) if you don't have it. By the way, "kake" means to "pour over" so an-kake is a dish with gravy on it.

I wanted to make a delicious side dish with the things I had on hand.Be patient and cook the tofu well for a nice brown color. Recipe by Ahiruno kitchen