When I was a newlywed, I bought some shabu-shabu beef at a neighborhood supermarket, and stir-fried it with maitake mushrooms in butter, and my husband loved it.It's delicious without having to use expensive meat!Shabu-shabu beef cooks up the tenderest. If you cook it too long it will become tough, so stir fry briefly with the maitake mushrooms.You don't need to use expensive beef. Very thinly sliced shabu-shabu beef is fine. For 4 servings. Recipe by Umakappe

I harvested a lot of shiitake mushrooms that I grew myself. I wanted to eat them in a tasty way, so I tried combining them with a cucumber I had in the refrigerator. This was amazingly delicious! Ingredients with different textures really go together well!By coating the cucumber with flour before cooking it, it blends better with the seasonings and retains its moisture better for a juicy finish.Add some shichimi chili pepper mix as well as the black pepper if you like. Recipe by Ponie

Last time, I made this dish with minced pork, so here is the sliced pork version. The minced pork was also delicious, so I made this dish with sliced pork this time.No tips in particular, but once you add the sake in Step 3, turn the heat to high to burn off the alcohol.After serving, you can also add butter, which makes it delicious.The photo is a side dish for a packed lunch. Recipe by Tenisubo-i

I always make asparagus with butter and soy sauce, but wanted to add something a little more... so, I tried adding some Balsamic vinegar.-The key is the balsamic vinegar.-Turn the heat off as soon as you have added the soy sauce and Balsamic vinegar. Recipe by Suzupiyo

I had a ton of shiso leaves around, so I wanted to use them up!You can add butter at the start too.You can put in as much shiso as you like. The version in the photo has 30 shiso leaves in the stir-fry plus more for garnish, and I wanted to add even more!To be honest, it tastes good even without the pork. Recipe by guemi

I love stir-fried yam with butter and soy sauce. I also added my favorite mushrooms.The tip is to cook the yam and mushrooms slowly over low-medium heat. If the heat is high, it will burn easily. Use your choice of mushrooms. For 2 servings. Recipe by Kinakorin

This is a recipe for a delicious way of eating up lots of shirataki noodles.Please add the butter at the end to maximize the flavor of the ingredients. Blanching shirataki noodles will remove their characteristic smell. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

Very easy to cook and could be a great appetizer for your Japanese meals.The crunchiness texture of the mushrooms and toasted sesame seeds along with the slightly salty from soy sauce.Sesame oil brings the great aromatic to this dish.Simple and delicious!!

When I was trying to figure out a way to cook kabocha, I was also making tsukudani-style stewed jako, so I wondered what it would be like if I mixed them together.This is very easy. I recommend it for people who don't like sweet simmered kabocha. Recipe by rinocojp

The bok choy stays nice n cruchy and the creamyness of the sauce goes very well. This acts much like a pasta dish without the unhealthy pasta..

I think the new potatoes grown here on Tokunoshima Island called Haru Ichiban (First of the Spring) are the best you can get. On the island, we receive these potatoes as gifts from several places in the spring, so I thought up this recipe in order to enjoy them.By coating the pork with katakuriko before stir frying it, it becomes amazingly tender and juicy. You can peel the new potatoes if you like...but no! You should eat them with the skins on!! Butter and garlic tend to burn easily, so even if it's a bother please turn the heat off before adding them. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Tokunoshima yori

A simple stir fry sauce that can be used for vegetable/meat stir fry's of your choosing