Apple simmered in salt is a macrobiotic recipe, but adding sweet potato makes it taste like sweet chestnut paste. If you have time, simmering the apple well makes it soft right down to the core. The core is basically just a ball of energy.It's simply a salt simmer, but you'll be surprised by it's sweetness. When simmering the apple, if you use too much water it'll take a long time so be moderate with the amount. If it doesn't seem like enough, add a little at a time. If you don't have any Jonathan apples, Fuji apples are okay, but it may be a bit lacking in acidity so add a bit of lemon. It's plenty delicious as-is, but you can also use it as pie filling or serve it on top of crackers. ❤ Recipe by Ruruko

I ate a sweet potato soup for lunch at a cafe and thought it was so good that I wanted to try and replicate it at home. The soup I ate tasted of seasoning and dairy products but I wanted to try making it "Ruruko"-style and made it non-dairy.I used potatoes that were a bit old so they didn't have a very high water content. If you use newer potatoes you may end up with runnier soup. The taste was quite rich. Recipe by Ruruko

My family loves simmered sweet potatoes, and I love simmered kabocha. So, I cooked them together.I wrote here cook for 15 to 20 minutes, but it really depends on the size and kind of ingredients you use. Poke with a skewer while you're cooking, and keep checking until it becomes your preferred hardness.The net weight of kabocha squash and sweet potatoes were 480 g in total. Recipe by Snow*Love

I made my own variation on an existing recipe.It's really easy to prepare this. Recipe by Kkke

I though it would be nice to make something different with astuage, and this recipe was born.Make sure to thoroughly cook the onion in order to release its flavour. You can use katakuriko if you don't have kudzu starch. Recipe by Macrobi chef

My onions were so soft that I wanted to eat the whole thing.You can use any kind of dashi you like. Even dashi made from granules or dashi soy sauce would be fine. Recipe by Punyonpen

I cooked this because I wanted to use up the sweet potatoes I had. I was thinking to make a dish with citrus flavour, but I found apple juice in my refrigerator, so I came up with this recipe, with great results. Of course, you can cook with orange juice instead. This is delicious even after it cools, so it is good for a packed lunch, too! I used organic apple juice.No particular hint! Mix all the ingredients and cook over the heat. Please make sure to use a drop lid. Recipe by Ro-zuminto

I had a lot of steamed sweet potatoes left over and decided to make cookies out of them. Though I didn't intend it, they ended up having pretty much the same texture as sweet potatoes.Mixing everything in a plastic bag makes this so easy It's important not to deflate the air from the bag when mixing in the B ingredients, or else the dough will not come together. If you're having problems, add milk a teaspoon at a time until it comes together. Recipe by Ashitto

This highlights the sweetness and tenderness of seasonal spring vegetables. It's a stew recipe that was taught to me by my mother. You can use other vegetables, too.I set the seasoning ingredient amounts to 1 tablespoon each to make the recipe easy to remember, but adjust the amounts to taste. The sweetness will vary on the sugar you use. This is an easygoing simmered dish that you can make without worry too much about the details. Recipe by Saishokubeginnernano

I wanted to eat sweet potatoes, so I thought of an easy way to prepare them.Depending on how you cut the potatoes, the cooking time may vary. So adjust the amount of water as you go.When the amount of water becomes low, occasionally turn over the potatoes or shake the pan.It's pretty sweet, so you can adjust the sugar to 2 tablespoons if you like.This time, I used butter flavored margarine♪ Recipe by Naonao1022

This is one of our mother's home cooking in Japan. The taste soaks in after the next day. If you like, I recommend that you add a squeeze of lemon or lemon slices when simmered. Sometimes I make this with raisins in it. It's also so nice! Please give it a try.

My mother taught me this recipe.Please adjust the amount of miso to taste.I recommend using dried sardine powder because it contains a lot of calcium.It's also nice with some wakame seaweed. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221