Tonight I made Kuri Gohan (Chestnut Rice), and it smells sweet, like cake. I kid you not. Kuri Gohan is a traditional autumn dish here in Japan, and it's really easy to make:
You need:
200g of shelled chestnuts (or there abouts)
3 cup of rice
3 cups of water
1 tablespoon each (or maybe even a little bit more) of Shouyu (soy sauce), Mirin and cooking Sake
1. Wash the rice until the water runs clear
2. Add the 3 cups of water, shouyu, mirin and sake
3. Place the chestnuts on top of the rice
4. Turn on your rice cooker.
Oh yeah, I used a rice cooker. I'm unable to make rice without one.
Here's a picture, yumm:
And here are some pictures of local rice fields: before harvesting, and after.
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kuri gohan...Nanny used to make that. It was good...Oishi
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