I had some joshinko left over and a member of the COOKPAD taught me how to use it up, from what she saw it on an NHK TV show. I adopted the stew recipe and changed it into a white sauce recipe. It does not contain butter, so it is healthy and is easy on your stomach. I use this recipe all the time for my family.Make sure the joshinko is dissolved in the milk for a while before use. It should be about 10 minutes. This is very important! You can use it right after dissolving it, but the smell of the flour remains and the texture is not too good, so let it settle. Adjust the ratio of the milk and joshinko to your preference. There are two different kinds of joshinko; one is 100% non-glutinous rice flour and the other one contains some regular rice flour. Choose the 100% non-glutinous rice flour. Recipe by chako mama

This is a recipe I thought of to use up leftover sauce.I don't particularly like the combination of eggs with sauce, but after I cooked this, it took the edge off of the sauce, and it was an unexpectedly tasty discovery.When I added pork, it became the best side dish for rice .It's ok to increase or decrease the amount of sauce to your liking.It's also good when using lean meat such as pork shoulder loin. For 2 servings. Recipe by Kumameshi

Fried bean curd cooked in a sweet-savory sauce on rice (called kitsune-don) is delicious and I love it, but I thought that in the summer months when appetites are lagging something spicy like this would be better. My husband really liked it so I decided to upload it here!You can freeze aburaage (fried flat tofu), so it's useful to keep stocked. I make the sauce with dashi stock so it's not that spicy. It's also good on top of udon noodles. Recipe by pappatyan

This may be the most awesome dish I've ever made: it's spicy, sweet and tangy. There are quite a few steps and ingredients but it is well worth it. The saffron-berry rice compliments the vegetable sauce perfectly

Koji, rice malt, is considered very healthy and boom in Japan. It helps meat tender and enrich dishes. However, it is expensive, so why don't you make by yourself?

I forgot the name of the restaurant, but I've been hooked on this ever since I had it in a restaurant in Kyoto's Ponto district!! We often eat this at home because it's not only delicious, it's also easy and healthy.-This is so easy that I don't have any tips, but the broth will become rich. Make sure not to over-boil it.-You can give the dish a different feel by chilling it and adding in winter pumpkin or grilled eggplant.-I recommend using a deep bowl and topping it with lots of an sauce if you are serving it as a rice bowl. Recipe by *ai*

The great taste of the Chicken and Rice from Halal Carts of New York City right in your kitchen!

I wanted to create a simple rice bowl with vegetables loaded with calcium, vitamin C, and beta-carotene.If using pork belly in Step 2, you may not need to add any oil. Add only if needed. Komatsuna has vitamin C but since it's destroyed when heated, try to shorten the cooking time to the extent possible. Recipe by Kenkunno mama

I succeeded in making soy sauce malt (See, so this recipe is the result of the next stage of my challenge, using shoyu-koji (soy sauce malt).It's so easy and tasty, so I posted it here.The parchment paper keeps the balls from sticking to the frying pan, and allows them to brown evenly. If you don't like shiso (like my kids), substitute with minced scallions--this version is also tasty. Recipe by Guutara recipe kenkyujo

I love eggplants. While I was thinking of dishes to prepare with one of my favorite sweet and savory sauces, this was what stuck!If the skin of the eggplant is tough, peel off some strips in a zebra pattern to make it easier to bite into. Once you add the sauce ingredients it will cook down in no time, so make sure to simmer over low heat. Recipe by pappatyan.

I made this recipe as a way for my kids to eat the vegetables that they normally wouldn't eat served individually.I used meat sauce made in advance. This can be easily made with store-bought sauce, so it's handy for times when you need a quick lunch. Stir frying the vegetables and the rice together, then placing the meat sauce on top prevents the dish from becoming too pasty. Recipe by Yupun

I usually make a lot like when I'm making hayashi rice, and then eat it the next day too.-I used thinly sliced shoulder roast this time.-Step 8: Be careful not to let it simmer for too long.-Step 9: If the saltiness is just right, then just season with pepper.-There will be less liquid in the leftovers, so it's better to heat it up in the microwave than on the stove. Recipe by putimiko