I like ginger stir-fries but I get sick of them if they are always the same. I thought about adding miso, and this is how it turned out.It will have a nice fragrance if you let it brown slightly, but mind you don't let it burn. I made this for my bento, so I sliced the meat into easy to eat pieces in advance. You can slice it into any size you like. Recipe by Raby

This is a standard recipe in our home.Step 2: If making this for a bento, don't add onions.You can use less eggs if you want (basic katsudon uses 3-4 eggs for 2 servings).It will be even easier to make if you use mentsuyu.Adjust the amount of soy sauce and sugar to suit your tastes. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

In our household, we make ginger pork by rolling the meat for easier eating and a more satisfying texture. It's also delicious with pork scraps (o^^o)The origin of this recipeWhen cooked flat, my kids found it hard to eat, so I started rolling it for easier bites…(^_^;) Rolling also makes it easier to remove excess fat and gives a more satisfying chew.

I made the usual simmered pork belly cubes (buta no kakuni) with Shinshuu miso from the region I'm from. I used pork from Shinshuu Miyuki pigs.Regarding the squid rolls that I put into the bento - in landlocked Nagano prefecture (formerly the Shinshuu region) we have something called "shio maru ika", which is salt-cured squid. It's a regional speciality that we've had since the olden days, when we couldn't get fresh seafood. The usual way to eat it is to chop it up and mix it with other things.Combine the flavoring ingredients beforehand in a bowl. This makes it easier to work, and the flavors will be right too.By simmering the ingredients with the lid off after cooking them under pressure, the flavors will be distributed evenly. Recipe by Peni-da

I thought of a colorful and hearty meat dish.It has a slightly sweet teriyaki kind of taste so it is also tasty when you add yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) sauce. Recipe by Naopu

Our whole family loves our very own version of ginger pork.I always pack a "ginger pork bento" for my husband the day after we have ginger pork for dinner, so I use a bit more meat than usual. For 4 servings + enough for a bento. Recipe by Chisora

This recipe is an entry for the international bento contest. I made this recipe because I wanted people to realize the goodness of foods produced and grown in the Tokyo region.Edo sweet miso has a strong sweet flavour. If you use regular miso, add a little bit of sugar to it. When I made this dish, I wanted to make a lunchbox that didn't rely on granulated dashi stock for flavour, but had a deep savouriness from the ingredients themselves. Recipe by Mishatomo

Nowadays, kids love fast food, which often lacks balanced nutrition. Using the color principles of Japanese bento boxes can attract children's attention and make them more willing to eat truly nutritious food by offering dishes different from school lunches. You can prepare the side dishes in any order you prefer while cooking the rice. Adjust the baking level to your desired crispiness, depending on your oven type.

I wanted to use delicious kabocha squash in a bento. I tried combining it with mountain wasabi.Mountain wasabi is quite strong, so please adjust the amount to taste. For 1 serving. Recipe by Yanagi Saki

Do you have an extra pack of frozen udon? While it's microwaving, mix the noodles with a butter-infused meat sauce for a super tasty yaki udon. I often make this for my family's late-night snack, a meal before tutoring, or a solo lunch, and it's always a hit. It's also great for bento boxes. It tastes good even when cold, and reheating it in the microwave is highly recommended. It's easy to make, so why not give it a try? My family isn't fond of regular yakiniku sauce, but they love this miso and butter sauce. When the yaki udon is slightly charred, it disappears quickly. I highly recommend our popular 'Miso Pork Yaki Udon'.

I've been making this dish for a very long time. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

My son's in high school and always has a big appetite. He loves eating meat, so I added a lot of it here.Take out the marinated beef from the refrigerator first thing in the morning so that the beef will come to room temperature when cooked.I added grilled tofu for the picture.If you use Japanese beef, it'll be soft and tasty.Add ginger if you like. Recipe by Kyarameruhappi-