Green tea, rice with soy sauce, and raw salmon. Does it get any more Japanese than this?
Green tea, rice with soy sauce, and raw salmon. Does it get any more Japanese than this?
Green tea, rice with soy sauce, and raw salmon. Does it get any more Japanese than this?
cook the damn fish you parasite filled fuck
I don't see any miso soup, bro.
Isn't soy sauce basically the same thing?
There's some quinoa in it to boost the nutritional value.
Is quinoa japanese? I would reccomend getting some Japanese 7 Hispanice blend for your rice. The one with yuzu would be fantastic with salmon. The stuff is so delicious.
No, but neither is salmon
Im pretty sure there is a Japanese salmon. I remember fact checking myself, and finding out there is a type of salmon. They don't traditionally eat raw salmon???
They didn't start eating salmon until Scandinavia introduced it to them
Masu salmon lives in Japan, but is considered a type of trout in asia.
The norwegians introduced salmon sushi in the 80s.
Ah, I was assuming that cooked salmon was less common compared to sashimi and so on
salmon is just large saltwater trout
There are salmon in Japan, too.
>Pink salmon
>chum salmon
>Seema
In northern Japan, where vegetables are hard to grow, they were frozen and eaten.
In other places, it was dried and preserved as a preserved food.
What is going on with that rice? I could think of more Japanese things with such ingredients.
>teabag
>spoon
go be a wanna be weeb elsewhere
>>>/a/ OR
Holy hipster this is cringe
Why?
>tea bag
>tea with food
weird fuck
Probably needs some seaweed (nori).
>No white rice
>No raw eggs
>Do not eat seaweed and green onions
>Rarely drink green tea during meals, generally hojicha.