I saw a recipe in a dessert cookbook from overseas which used dates pickled in orange juice, so I bought some orange juice and tried to make it. Dates pickled in brandy or rum are often used in pound cakes, but dates pickled in orange juice are unusual, so I wrote up the recipe.The dates will dissolve if you leave them to soak for too long, so only leave them for a day or two. I recommend you only make the amount you want to eat! Recipe by Uchidenokozuchi

I wanted to eat a light stir-fry dish.I wrote this recipe with many steps, but actually it's very easy.When you cook the chicken, you can leave the chicken for a while once you put it in the pan.You can easily turn over the chicken once it's cooked.Adjust the amount of soy sauce and other seasonings depending on the fish sauce you use. Recipe by santababy

You'll go crazy about this recipe found on izakaya menus.To help the flavors blend, use your hands to give the cabbage a few good squeezes. You can let this sit overnight for a pickled dish the next day. It's also handy to use a plastic bag to combine the ingredients. The amounts are merely suggestions, so feel free to adjust them to taste. Recipe by Sasuzu

If using yuzu, thinly shave the zest off after juicing the fruit, cover with plastic wrap, put into a plastic bag and freeze. The seeds can be soaked in shochu, to use as facial skin toner. There's nothing to throw out. You can also use kabosu or sudachi citrus. For eating puffer fish, daidai is good. Try ponzu sauce on rice porridge or pickled Chinese cabbage.I make a lot of the the base, so I make 1 cup of juice plus an equal amount of vinegar and turn it into ponzu soy sauce as needed. I divided any leftover citrus juice only into small portions, and froze it in plastic bottles or plastic bags. It's much better to make ponzu soy sauce when needed since the soy sauce loses its flavor quickly. Recipe by gaviota

Spring cabbage is so tender, and I love to eat the crunchy raw leaves.There are many picnics and potluck parties in the spring, so this simple and quick to make dish is perfect for such occasions.The crispy crunchy texture is very popular as an accompaniment to other dishes.It's great for everyday meals too.Adjust the amount of salt to taste.The lemon juice is the key.It's hardly a recipe, but during the spring cabbage season you may want to eat this every day.A big tupperware container full of this at an ohanami (cherry blossom viewing) picnic is quite popular. Recipe by Tomomikicchin

I blended the seasonal vegetables in a refreshing and mild sauce with lemon juice. Packed with vitamins, this combination will also satisfy your beauty needs.Add the lemon juice after turning off the heat to give the dish a fragrant touch. You can use avocado or other fruit as a substitute for the persimmon. Recipe by miyuki12

I use a lot of yuzu, so I have left over juice. It's a shame to just use yuzu juice in shochu, so I tried it out as sushi vinegar.The only key is to dissolve the sugar completely. This sushi rice is so good! When you make the yuzu juice, be sure to take out the seeds. If you leave them in, something scary will happen... For 3 servings (540 ml rice, uncooked). Recipe by Mana-n

MY VERSIONA LIGHTLY SWEET JUICE COMBOINSPIRED BY JUICEWEEKLOVING IT

This is a delicious and refreshing drink. Perfect for summer days. The vibrant red colour of this juice seems as beautiful as it tastes. The sweet taste of watermelon, flavour of mint leaves and lemon will satisfyyour taste buds.#colourred

A medieval farm recipe. When salt was still expensive in the middle ages, people cured salmon under rocks, with beet juice and spices, none or little salt. Kims Cooking uses that recipe marinade by adding gin and orange juice to the beet juice in her fridge instead of salt to cure the fish.Looks delicious! I tried it and it tastes amazing! Merci pour un autre plaisir de Kim!

My cucumber & ginger juice

My mother prepares this and my children love it. It's a thirst quencher. My guests love this, so I've given them as gifts to take home. Enjoy the beautiful color and flavor that nature has given to us.You can use 2 cups of vinegar instead of the citric acid. It's a concentrate, so dilute it before drinking. (Dilute depending on how sweet it is.) I made it rather low on sweetness with 350 g of sugar, if you want it sweeter or to serve to kids, add a bit more sugar. Recipe by Tamochan