Sushi Soy Sauce Packets
What Japanese Foods can I make with….?
I have:
-Smoked Salmon
-Rice
-Miso Soup (in packets)
-Soy Sauce
-Noodles
-Green tea
-Assorted meats (I’m pretty sure)
-Things like sugar and flour etc…
And then typical things you could find in an American kitchen. What other Japanese foods can I make besides sushi, onigiri, and (obvious) miso soup?
Thank you!
I think I may have ramen noodles too… lol.
You could totally make your own customized sushi rolls with the smoked salmon, rice and cooked meats!
There’s also…
- Noodles with the miso soup and the meats…
Umm…
- Katsu Don; which is a bowl of rice and breaded and fried pork chops. Scrambled egg is sometimes cooked alongside with the pork chops, too.
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