Author: kyriethefoodie

Spicy Numbing Beef Dumplings If you are a fan of spicy food, then this is the dish for you. My Spicy Numbing Beef Dumplings are a perfect blend of Korean and Sichuan cuisines, packing an intense punch of heat and flavor in every bite. The dumpling filling is made with seasoned ground beef, enhanced by… Read more

Bibimbap in a Rice Cooker Bibimbap, a beloved Korean dish, is traditionally known for its vibrant mix of vegetables, proteins, and rice, all topped with a flavorful gochujang sauce. While it’s often prepared using a variety of stovetop methods, making bibimbap in a rice cooker brings convenience without sacrificing the essence of this iconic meal.… Read more

Cheesy Gyoza Cheesy gyoza is a creative twist on the traditional Japanese dumpling, blending savory fillings with the rich, creamy addition of melted cheese. Typically, gyoza are filled with a combination of ground pork (though chicken, beef, or plant-based alternatives can also be used) along with finely chopped vegetables such as cabbage, garlic, ginger, and… Read more

Homemade Cup Noodles (Ramen Meal Prep) Growing up, sometimes my family teased me for being Japanese and loving Cup Noodle. But I don’t really blame them because I ate it an obscene amount (I went through a phase). I still love me a good, classic, high-quality ramen, but sometimes it’s nice to eat some mid-tier… Read more

Kabocha Korokke (コロッケ) with Bacon Korokke (コロッケ) is the Japanese adaptation of the French croquette, a breaded and deep-fried patty made from mashed potatoes or ground meat mixed with vegetables. It’s a popular comfort food in Japan and is typically enjoyed as a snack or as part of a meal, often served with tonkatsu sauce or… Read more

Korokke (コロッケ) Korokke (コロッケ) is the Japanese adaptation of the French croquette, a breaded and deep-fried patty made from mashed potatoes or ground meat mixed with vegetables. It’s a popular comfort food in Japan and is typically enjoyed as a snack or as part of a meal, often served with tonkatsu sauce or Worcestershire sauce. My… Read more

Spicy Rosé Sauce for Dumplings Rosé sauce is beloved globally as a pasta sauce, typically made by blending marinara with heavy cream. My spicy Korean rosé sauce offers a unique twist on the classic, reimagining it as a bold and flavorful dipping sauce for soup dumplings. This sauce starts with the traditional Korean ingredient of… Read more

Ginger Chicken and Corn Rice in a Rice Cooker Rice cooker meals are great for anyone because they offer convenience, simplicity, and versatility. A rice cooker allows you to prepare a complete meal with minimal effort and clean-up, making it an ideal option for busy individuals or those who may not have much experience in… Read more

Dumplings: Easy-Fold Method Dumplings (known as “gyoza” in Japanese) are a beloved dish that I grew up on. I have fond memories of stuffing wrappers with pork filling in my mom’s kitchen. They embody a “labor of love” in their preparation. Making gyoza from scratch involves several steps that require time, patience, and a bit… Read more

Japanese Curry in a Rice Cooker Growing up, my mom would make me and my family Japanese Curry at least once a week. It was a staple, and it’s often even better the next day as leftovers. Rice cooker meals are great for anyone because they offer convenience, simplicity, and versatility. A rice cooker allows… Read more