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Curry japonés
Curry japonés 
Japanese Curry
YoshimonGo🇯🇵 @cook_7709650
It's a bit difficult to find Japanese curry in Spain, but there are some stores where you can buy it, and I want you to try it. Although curry is not originally Japanese, I want to recommend it as Japanese food because it's very different from others and tastes great.
Japanese Curry
It's a bit difficult to find Japanese curry in Spain, but there are some stores where you can buy it, and I want you to try it. Although curry is not originally Japanese, I want to recommend it as Japanese food because it's very different from others and tastes great.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut the meat and vegetables. (You can use any brand of Japanese curry.)
- 2
Put the oil and meat in a pot over medium heat and fry a little. Add the vegetables and mix well. When the vegetables are tender, pour in the water. Let it cook for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- 3
Reduce to low heat and add the Japanese curry. Mix very well and gently. Let it cook for another 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- 4
It's ready to serve and eat. I recommend eating it with rice.
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