This is a very simple and quick recipe. Not much preparation needed and easy to clean up (very important for someone (me) who does not use dishwasher lol)

I added spice to a recipe I found in a magazine to make my own variation.Just slice the cucumber thinly and fry. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

Standard boiled spinach is fine, but it can get old from time to time, and my family members won't eat much.But with a splash of sesame oil, everyone gobbles it up.If you chop the spinach, you don't have to use as much water when parboiling. Briefly parboil for about 20 seconds. If you boil it for too long, it will turn mushy. For 3 to 4 servings. Recipe by Ichigo latte

I had bok choy and squid in the fridge and I improvised! This is what I came up with. You could use komatsuna greens instead of bok choy!The cooking times for the bok choy stem and the leaves are different. The final result will be better if you add to the pan separately - stems and then leaves.Adjust the amount of salt to your liking. Recipe by JACK0904

I tried replicating a stir-fried bok choy and egg dish that I had at a Chinese restaurant before.The ginger flavour is refreshing, and it goes well with any main dish.It's a quick and handy recipe!The key is to bring out the ginger flavour at the beginning. Recipe by Mimosa

Merry Christmas….I hope you all had a lovely day and a delicious dinner or lunch. We had a small family gathering for lunch yesterday at my home, this year was different much quieter, not much laughing, but we have a good friend visiting from Greece and he tried to cheer everyone up with his jokes, he did have some great jokes but our spirit was just not into it with the loss.Anyway on with the recipe, I cooked with the help of my mom, we got everything done a bit quicker so I didn’t have to spend Christmas day in the kitchen. Now, I know that not everyone loves Brussels Sprouts but they are quite delicious if you tweak them with lovely ingredients that just gives them a burst of taste. At the Christmas table yesterday we had the usual salads, potatoes, Turkey, and ohhhh I shouldn’t forget to mention that they all wanted Tzaziki added to the table. Now how in the world does this dish combine into the Christmas table I have no idea, but as they say “to each his own”.I wanted to add this lovely side dish for an extra little surprise, and they did enjoy eating it just as much as they did the Tzatziki!!

・ While spinach is a winter vegetable, it's generally available year-round to enjoy as a seasonal dish at any time.・The ceramic bowl shown in the photo is a Mishima rice bowl made by Mutsuhiko Shimura.It's a perfect size for side dishes, and the natural pattern, gloss, and deep green-tinged color make it an attractive dish for colorful items.・ When parboiling the spinach, if the leaves are boiled for too long, they will lose their texture, and the color will darken.・ To drain the excess water from the spinach, after parboiling, thoroughly squeeze the excess water with your hands. If it's too watery, the flavors will not hold. For 2 servings. Recipe by Ta-Ke-O

i used white onion because i was out of red.

We call this a type of “meze” in our cuisine. Like a side dish. It’s very simple and quick recipe. It’s a great companion for summertime dinner tables.