I wanted to use up leftover sauce, so I thought of this. It is a cheap meal, but it is delicious. It is convenient when making lunch for one.-You don't have to cut a lattice pattern into the inside of the chikuwa, but it is easier to cook if you do, and the flavor soaks in better.-I was thinking about the appearance when I made this, but I think you can cut it into rings, or anything you want.-It is okay to freeze this, so it is a good way to use up chikuwa that has gone past its expiration date. Recipe by maloon

Today was the day of the ox (thought in Japan to be the hottest day of the year and a traditional day to eat eel). Since I'm a vegetarian, I came up with this vegetarian version of the eel rice bowl.The thickness of the sauce comes from the mirin, however, if too much of the moisture evaporates off it'll burn in a hurry, so stop the heat before it gets to that point! If you have any eel sauce you can use that or even mix it in for a blended flavor. If you top with lots of sansho pepper you get a taste pretty close to the real deal. Goes pretty well with shredded seaweed and mitsuba. For serving 2. Recipe by eribow

My children just love this and eat it up, so I decided to upload the recipe.There is no garlic or vinegar in the bonito marinade, so it's easy for children to eat too. For 4 servings. Recipe by Kyoku

I like grated yamaimo and marinated tuna over rice.This is the dish I make when I'm able to obtain cheap lean tuna.There's vinegar in the marinade, so you don't have to make sushi rice. It's easy and quick to prepare.The tuna is best when it's not over-marinated. When serving to children, cut the tuna into small pieces and serve without wasabi.Your hands are going to itch if you wash off the yamaimo with hot water, so use cold water. Recipe by mama shop

This is frequent family favorite.This is also delicious with grated yamaimo yam on top.※If you bring the sake and mirin to a boil first, the final dish will be more flavorful.※I changed the quantity of soy sauce and mirin a little from my original recipe.●You can add wasabi to the marinade too. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

I love eggplants.It's even better if you add some garlic to the sauce.I also recommend the green onion and nori seaweed toppings for aroma. Recipe by Derarosa

I received some uni (sea urchin) as a gift, so I wented to get some sashimi fish in a hurry and made an instant (cutting corners) sushi rice. The next time I may challenge myself by making chirashi sushi and proper sushi rice. But this instant sushi rice is tasty enough if you're making a small amount. For 2 1/2 rice cooker cups worth. Recipe by momoco

I made it to go with shirasu.Once you memorize the marinade instructions, you can quickly make this whenever.3 parts soy sauce : 2 parts mirin : 1 part sake is a great marinade for tuna. Recipe by Eiyoushino recipe.

I wanted to eat a hearty rice bowl once in a while, so I created this recipe.When you have too much oil in the pan, wipe it up with paper towels before adding the sauce. It's better to make a little bit more sauce than needed. It's also delicious to add a small amount of grated garlic in the sauce. Recipe by Heart restaurant

I was chosen to become a tester for a certain bottled mentsuyu noodle sauce brand. It was so delicious that I tried it in a donburi rice ball recipe that I make all the time, and it improved and rounded out the flavor quite a bit. Of course you can make this with any mentsuyu sauce. For 3 servings. Recipe by Nanaiku

I wanted to have a hearty and filling meal.Since the wasabi is cooked, the spiciness disappears. My 3 year old son was able to eat this. Scatter a handful of nori on top and serve! Recipe by Soujiro-

My friend taught me this recipe while I was living in Hokkaido.Peeling off the thin skins is a bit difficult, but if you do it while soaking in warm water, it will come off nicely.The photos show doubled the amount of ingredients. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221.