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Okinawa Suba (Soba)
Written by Byron Jones   

We usually use commercial Soba (noodle), but home made noodle must be very good, so we would like to introduce how to make home-made noodle as well.

Home-made noodle
Ingredients for noodle for 5 people
Water 200cc, baking soda 1 tablespoon, salt 1 tablespoon, egg 1, hard flour 400g

1) Put baking soda, salt and egg into the bowl and put water a little by little and mix it with eggbeater until mix well.

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Vitamin C Rich Hearty Goya and Tofu Salad Recipe
Written by Byron Jones   
Ingredients for 2 people

Go-ya (better melon) 1/3 melon
Tomato 1/2 fruit
Tofu (momentofu) 1/2 package
Home made salad dressing
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Rafute
Written by Chef Steve Yamada   

rafute
shoyu pork
Recipe by Chef Steve Yamada
Owner and Chef of Restaurant Kariyushi

Ingredients:
3-4 pounds pork shoulder
1 cup pork stock or combination of pork and chicken stock
1 cup bonito stock
1 cup soy sauce 

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Uchina nantu
Written by Ruth Matsuda   

Uchina nantu

Okinawa Mochi

Recipe by:Ruth Matsuda 

Ingredients:
4 cups mochiko
3 cups water
1 3/4 cups sugar
1/2 tsp. salt
kinako
food coloring (optional)

Mix mochiko, water, and salt until smooth.  Pour into double thickness

 

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Goya chanpuru
Written by Chef Steve Yamada   

Goya Chanpuru

Tofu with bittermelon

Recipe by Chef Steve Yamada 

 

Ingredients:
½ block firm tofu
1 bittermelon
½ round onion
1 tablespoon canola oil 
1/3 can of tuna
1/3 cup bonito flakes
Sea salt to taste
1 tablespoon soy sauce (or to taste)
1 egg beaten

Drain tofu and pat dry, squeezing out some of moisture.  Cut bittermelon lengthwise and remove seeds with a spoon.  Cut into ¼-inch slices or thinner.  Slice onion thinly.

 

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