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Rice Versus Quinoa

2021年2月6日

Rice Versus Quinoa

Rice Versus Quinoa A Low-Carb, Protein-Rich Alternative to Our Favorite Side Dish Having spent most of my life living in Japan and Hawaii, rice has always been a big part of my diet. Like most of my friends and family, I love rice! It’s the ultimate comfort food—a perfect complement to other dishes, and heavy in delicious carbohydrates. But that also makes it sort of unhealthy, because it’s easy to eat a lot of it, and excessive, unused carbohydrates typically end up turning into fat. For that reason, I’ve lately been exploring using brown rice instead of white rice. Brown...

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Keiko’s Cooking Corner - Delicious Japanese Food-Keiko’s Cooking Corner – Curry Rice-Surfing News Hawaii-Hawaiian South Shore

2021年1月8日

Keiko’s Cooking Corner – Curry Rice

Keiko’s Cooking Corner – Curry Rice My wife Keiko is a great chef who prepares a bunch of delicious dishes for our family. For the past few months we have been featuring a number of her recipes in our “Keiko’s Cooking Corner” series. This month, we will feature Keiko’s curry recipe, which is relatively simple to make and goes great over steamed rice or other staples such as quinoa. I love curry rice, and Keiko makes an amazing version of this dish. She usually doesn’t include tomatoes, but the last time she cooked it she added them to the curry...

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Keiko’s Cooking Corner - Delicious Japanese Food-Keiko’s Cooking Corner - Nabe-Surfing News Hawaii-Hawaiian South Shore

2021年1月1日

Keiko’s Cooking Corner - Nabe

Keiko’s Corner - Nabe   As I’ve shared in the past, my wife Keiko cooks a bunch of delicious dishes, many of them traditional Japanese dishes that I really enjoy. One of our favorites is Nabe, which basically means “things in a pot.” Ao when you make Nabe you pretty much are just stewing up whatever sounds delicious. We eat Nabe a lot—even during the summer, which isn’t really traditional. In Japan, they mostly eat Nabe in the winter, because it’s a hot dish, and the summers in Japan are super hot and humid. Imagine a Kona winds day on...

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