Seasonal spring firefly squid with homemade vinegared miso sauce!The eyes and cartilage will leave an aftertaste in your mouth so please remove them. They come off really easily. The rich taste of the insides is delicious! If you are going to eat raw firefly squid, absolutely remove the insides. For 5 servings. Recipe by Cooking S Papa

I always thought it was a waste to throw away the green part of a leek, so I always make it into this leek-miso paste. It keeps in the refrigerator for about 10 days, and can be frozen too.The keys are to stir-fry with sesame oil and to add bonito flakes. I used pre-grated ginger and ra-yu spicy chili oil, but if you don't have them you can use finely chopped garlic and doubangjiang or finely chopped red chili pepper; stir-fry in the sesame oil, then add the leek later. It's easy and delicious! Recipe by Kouchan mama

I cooked my two favorite ingredients, squid and Japanese leek, with oyster sauce and mayo. It turned out to be a delicious dish! Since my family loved it so much, I posted the recipe here!Scattering some shichimi spice gives the dish a grown-up flavor! It's great as an appetizer to enjoy with drinks.The key is to add everything except for the oyster sauce into the frying pan and mix lightly before heating. Recipe by Donpintan

Although "nuta" is tasty with squid or octopus, I recommend trying it with aburaage, since it's aromatic and budget-friendly.There's absolutely nothing to it. Just be careful not to burn the aburaage The karashi is optional. Recipe by uronn

This chili pepper miso sauce with vinegar is a variation of the Korean "Chogochujang" sauce, which is often used for sashimi and seasoning for other dishes. I uploaded this recipe because when I combined the leftover sauce with some burdock, it came out really tasty. You can use the sauce with fresh or boiled vegetables, boiled meat (chicken or pork), or sashimi. It's really delicious and very convenient to make a lot so that you have it in stock.The main point is to thoroughly remove all of the water from the burdock after boiling. This recipe uses Korean brand powdered chili pepper, but if you can't get any, you can use ichimi chili pepper powder. But Japanese chili pepper is really spicy, so adjust it to taste. You can also adjust the amount of vinegar and sugar. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I wanted to eat yakisoba noodles for lunch so I tried to make them with a lot of squid.Warming up the noodles with a microwave makes the noodles separate easily and cook quicker. Recipe by kurukurumin

I recreated a dish I had eaten a long time ago.I wrote "1 serving" in the recipe but it's a modest amount.Adjust the amount of seasoning according to how much squid you have. Recipe by Hokkori-no

I really wanted to get the bok choy to soak up some flavor. I made this and it turned out really simple and delicious, so I uploaded it so you all could enjoy it too.If you have the Chinese seasonings, adding a little bit will strengthen the flavor and give it a Chinese feel (if you add too much it will become too salty), but just using oyster sauce is still delicious. If you cook the squid too much they will become tough.From the time you start cooking until it's finished, it will only take about 5 minutes. Recipe by Hanano arashi

Since I love the combination of umeboshi and miso, I tried it out on pounded cucumber.It's best to use unsweetened umeboshi. If left sitting for too long, this will become watery, so serve as soon as you mix in the seasoning. It has 53 kcal per serving. Recipe by LazyHata

I always stir fry squid with curry flavoring, so I went for a change.The key is to use fresh squid and not to cook thoroughly. Recipe by Poron526

This was a recipe taught to me at the place I worked more than 10 years ago.This recipe works better if you use miso without dashi added. You have to constantly stir the sauce, so I think it is a good idea to make it when you have some spare time. The miso will splatter of the pot and stain your clothes, so I suggest wearing an apron!. Add more sesame oil if you prefer. Recipe by kenken mama

Chojang is a staple sauce in our household, as it is great with poached meat and seafood, sashimi and steamed vegetables. The baby scallops were cheap one day, and there was only one packet left in the shop. There was too few for all of us, so I decided to put them together with vegetables to make a substantial dish.When you make fine cuts on the cucumber for a decoration, always allow your knife point to touch the chopping board so as not to cut completely through the cucumber. Until you become used to doing this, place chopsticks alongside the cucumber (lengthways in front of you and behind the cucumber) and make fine cuts. Using sliced cucumber is fine instead of using a decorated one! Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei