This video shows you a quick, simple and easy Japanese side dish recipe called “name take” (なめ茸) which takes you less than 10 minutes to make, that you can keep in the refrigerator for up to a week, and when you feel like having a quick Japanese style meal, you can simply take it out, add it on top of your bowl of rice and accompany with a quick miso soup! Also it can be used as some sort of Japanese recipes seasonings, like noodle, or on top of steamed tofu.
Mirin is a Japanese low alcohol sweet wine seasoning, if you can’t find it in your country, simply substitute it with granulated sugar.
A lot of the seasoning in this recipe is optional, the recipe can be made using as little as just 2 seasonings, you can simply use soy sauce and mirin (or sugar if you can’t find mirin) to make it.
If you have children in your house or you don’t like alcohol in general, you can skip the cooking wine.
If you wash the enoki mushroom, make sure to dry or squeeze out part of the water before cooking it.
The vinegar is better added about 1 minute before you turn off the heat.
The recipe can be served hot after you cooked it or served cold when keep in the refrigerator without reheating it.
In the ratio of 100g enoki mushroom to 1 tbsp (15g) soy sauce / mirin.
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Ingredients: (about 2 bowls of topping)
✅200g enoki mushrooms
✅2 tbsp Japanese soy sauce
✅2 tbsp mirin (can be substitute with granulated white sugar)
✅1 tsp Japanese cooking wine (optional)
✅1 tsp granulated white sugar
✅1 tsp sushi rice vinegar (optional)
Timestamps:
00:00 Opening
00:05 How to prepare the enoki mushrooms
00:33 The ingredients to add
01:11 Add the rice vinegar 1 minute prior to turning off the heat
01:18 Wait until room temperature before doing this
01:23 For storage
01:26 Serving suggestion
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Music: Classical 1
Composer: Johnny S.
This video is a simple and lazy style New York style easy cheesecake tutorial (how many adjectives can I use?), that you mix and whisk all ingredients together and bake.
The ingredients amount make about 10.16cm / 4 inch diagram cake mold. But I’m using a 1L glass food container to bake and for storage in the video.
The cheesecake can be store frozen for up to 2 weeks, you just need to thaw in the refrigerator for a few hours before eating. If you’re keeping the cheesecake in the refrigerator, it’s better to consume within 3 days.
Use Greek yoghurt, or drained regular unsweetened and unflavored yoghurt for a more dense cheesecake texture.
I’m never good with cutting cheesecakes, maybe it’s my knives?. But it is said that if you dip your knife in hot water for a few seconds before cutting, wipe clean the water, the cheesecake will have clean cuts, which you need to wipe the knives and repeat the process whenever making a new cut. It requires a lot of patience and works, probably that’s why I’m not good at it. ?
Base:
✅65g digestive biscuits
✅30g melted butter
Main ingredients:
✅200g cream cheese
✅50-60g sugar
✅125g cream
✅50g yoghurt
✅1 Tbsp (7g) Vanilla extract
✅1 Tbsp (8g) corn starch
✅1 Tbsp (7g) lemon juice
✅1 large egg
Timestamps:
00:00 The cheesecake
00:09 preparing the biscuits
00:16 the bake mold
00:25 cake base formation
00:41 cheesecake ingredients
01:09 whisk for about 5 minutes
01:24 whisk until no obvious lumps
01:38 warm water bath
01:41 bake time (for reference only)
01:45 cheesecake straight out of the oven
01:49 refrigeration time needed before serving
01:52 cheesecake texture
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A definite no fail recipe, cheap ingredients, just 5 common ingredients, which are easily accessible, very full and low in fat and sugar.
‼️the egg was added to the warm melted chocolate, the egg can boiled up if you don’t know how to control the temperature, my suggestion and solution is to add the egg to the tofu and whisk, this can help increase the air volume, and also prevent clumps.
Whisking the tofu and chocolate will cause a lot of splatters, I suggest using a bigger whisk bowl, if you don’t feel like wiping the kitchen clean, you can actually not use the whisk, sieve the tofu through into a smooth mush, but because sifting doesn’t add in much air, the baked product will be more dense.
The final product’s texture depends greatly how smooth and lumps free of the batter you make, so you have to sieve and mix to make sure there’s no clusters, no lumps and clumps, sift the batter as smooth and fine as possible before baking.
The chocolate is the second main character, so the chocolate you choose to use determine the sweetness of the dessert, sometimes even the texture and the colors, using white chocolatier will be relatively sweeter, and the dessert color will be white, the chocolate used in the video is a 70% cocoa, the taste is a bit bitter, similar to a 90% cocoa chocolate.
The dessert is best served chilled, make sure to let cool to room temperature before putting it in the refrigerator and place for at least two hours before eating, then it can be store in the fridge for as long as 10 days, if you’re on a diet or as lazy and want to have sweets, just take one slice out and eat.
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Ingredients: (make one 650ml volume W15cm*L21cm*H5cm (5.9”x8.3”x1.9”) chocolate brick)
✅1 pack (350g) smooth tofu
✅175g chocolate (used 70% cocoa content chocolate in the video, you can use regular chocolate)
✅1 large egg
✅21g light brown sugar (white granulated sugar is ok)
✅35g cake flour / all purpose flour
Timestamps:
00:00 opening
00:06 the look of the dessert
00:18 preparing the chocolate
00:37 how to handle the tofu
00:45 adding the sugar
00:55 adding the melted chocolate
01:09 how the batter is after whisk
01:12 sifting the flour
01:26 what to do before baking
01:57 remember to clear the sift bottom too
02:12 hot water bath
02:19 bake time and temperature
02:24 how the dessert is like after bake
02:29 how long to keep
02:33 how to serve
03:03 this is the crucial part
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Music: Spiritual Moment
Composer: Diego Nava
Music: A Baby Story
Composer: Diego Nava
Music: Tonight I pray
Composer: Michael Ramir C.
Music: Lullaby Night
Composer: Diego Nava
This is a no fail, quick and easy savory oatmeal recipe. It looks a bit like risotto, but the texture is not similar.
For the onion, you can use regular brown onion, I’m using red in the video just for the color combination. You can either cut it in slices, or cubes as you like.
Depending on the kind of oats you use, if you’re using rolled whole oats and they need to be boiled before consuming, then it’s better to stir fry the oats, add them when you add the mushrooms.
For the mushrooms, you can use any kind you like, you can even switch out the water with milk, or soy milk for a creamier richer texture. It will be nice to use white mushrooms when using milk.
Weigh the mushrooms before washing them, as mushrooms will soak up water after wash and they will weigh more than usual.
Ingredients : makes about 650ml (about 2 bowls)
✅60g oatmeal / rolled oats
✅25-35g shittake mushrooms
✅25-35g king oyster mushrooms
✅1 small size red onions (about 120g)
✅50g spinach
✅1 big garlic clove (about 10g)
✅350ml water
✅1 Tbsp (10g) oil
✅1 tsp salt (about 6g)
✅Black pepper as you like
In this video I’ll show you how to make a buttery aromatic blueberries lemon scones, which takes under 10 minutes to get done before putting in the oven for baking.
The recipe calls for self-raising flour, but feel free to substitute with same amount of all purpose flour with 15 grams of baking powder.
For the liquid part, don’t pour all in one go, flour absorbent ability varies from brands to brands. Too much liquid will result in a cakey scones which is too soft to be a crumbling biscuits like texture; too little of liquid will make the batter hard to combine and after baked, the scones will not hold its shape and when lifted, fall apart easily.
Scones require no kneading, simply just make sure the ingredients are well incorporated by folding the loose ingredients on top of the others, and it’s ready to be baked.
Ingredients: (makes 8 pieces)
✅1 medium size egg
✅70g milk
✅1 (5.5-6g) lemon zest
✅200g self-raising flour
✅1 pinch of salt (0.1g?)
✅35g granulated white sugar
✅77g butter (salted or unsalted are fine)
✅50g blueberries
I had an enjoyable time editing this one, at least for the first few seconds of the video, which took me days to do, I thought editing was hard, but animation is a whole new level. The egg faces are hand-draw while editing, I wish I knew enough how to make those faces animated, but sadly I have zero knowledge on editing or animation. But I guess I’m good at killing eggs.?
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Timestamps:
00:00 the execution of an egg
00:21 ingredients preparations
01:35 the amount of salt needed
02:00 how it should be before you add liquid
02:24 incorporate ingredients by folding
03:00 this is a totally unnecessary step, do this if you’re not in a rush
03:06 what to do before bake
03:42 the amount of egg yolk left after egg wash
03:46 bake temperature and time
03:51 the result
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Music: Time to say goodbye
Composer: Enzo Orefice
Music: Goodbye for now
Composer: Lance Conrad
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