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Miso Chive Butter Corn
Miso can be a versatile little ingredient can add an extra element to any meal.
Miso can be a versatile little ingredient can add an extra element to any meal.
Situated in Lenah Valley, just 15 minutes from Hobart’s CBD, Provider House takes inspiration from Japanese design and the native Australian bushland, offering visitors the opportunity to experience the beauty and functionality of Japanese home goods in a real-life setting.
We just got a big container from Japan so we've decided to do a little pop up market in our Surry Hills studio.
In June, we got to visit a tiny seaside town called Echizen and learn about their master potters.
Nari Watabe will sharpen your knives on the spot and give free tips on your sharpening problems. At Hazuki, they evaluate every knife individually. Then talk to the customer about their needs and wants.
From kitchenware and ceramics to socks and towels. Whether you're looking for a a small secret santa pressie or something more thoughtful for that special someone, you are bound to find value here.
The Japanese comfort food, a crowd pleasing dish and an all time favourite, this is the best Katsu Chicken and Curry Rice recipe we've discovered.
This recipe is a twist on Meg Yonson’s smashed potato salad and has been on high rotation in our house especially as Spring and barbecue weather is beginning here in Sydney.
Hand roll sushi is a dish that was recently introduced to me by friends and is ideal for entertaining as your guests do most of the work by assembling the sushi themselves. This recipe is all about using fresh, quality ingredients and is best served with Japanese beer or Sake.
Shizu Hamono Co. have been knife making since 1950 by using inherited techniques and traditions of sword masters from the Kamakura period. We have been stocking their knives for over two years and have the luxury of being the Australian exclusive stockist of the Yuri and Yamato lines. Each one is a beautifully hand-crafted marvel of artisanship with utility to match. I was delighted to be able to interview Hiroaki Wada, a representative at Shizu Hamano, and ask some questions about the company and tips for entry level chefs looking to invest in and get the most of their knives.
Our short guide of things to do in our favourite Japanese city.
Nara is a quiet city full of fresh air, deers and a rich history. Read our recommendations around the town.
A quick and easy staple meal. Take your chicken and rice dishes to the next level.
A super quick and easy (and in our opinion) better tasting omlette. Once you cook a tamagoyaki you'll never eat another half burned omelette again.
The NychairX are deceptively simple yet elegant pieces of furniture. Don't overlook these marvels of comfort.
Founded by Ryo Kashiwazaki in 2010, the brand is most know for their handmade leather reinterpretations of iconic sneaker silhouettes.
Super easy entree or side snack of chopped cabbage dressed in a tangy sauce.
We recently had the luxury of welcoming Sori Yang's sleek silverware line on board at Provider Store. To celebrate we decided to commemorate the legacy of the designer and his works.
A simple and filling dish. Great for collaborative cooking or as a quick meal for one.
An easy crowd pleasing pickle for your next dinner party.
This super easy recipe is on our weekly rotation. Our secret ingredient is Kewpie Mayo... Yes, you read that correctly.
Easy, delicious and theatrical... Three things that will bring joy to the dinner table.
Nabemono is a compound word, where nabe (鍋) refers to a cooking pot and mono (物) means things or stuff.A nabe can be a mixture of fresh vegetables, meat, seafood, tofu, and soybean products, or seasonal ingredients, all to be cooked in a simmering soup broth in a pot.
In aim to learn more about the creation of their unique product, we interviewed the makers at Shinto towel with an intention to share what makes their products so special.
Recently we were selected by JETRO (Japanese external Trade organisation) to visit the prefecture of Nara, Japan. While it was a very short trip, we met many talented makers, visited significant cultural landmarks, hung out with the deer and fell in love with the locals. Here’s our little overview and some tips for you.