WHAT I EAT IN A DAY IN JAPAN / SUMMER easy vegan recipes/ kabocha spread & tofu poke bowl


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  1. Fernanda Ribeiro
    Fernanda Ribeiro says:

    I have to eat eggplant on my diet, but I hate it! The way you did this eggplant salad just made my drool! I can't wait to try it, my doctor will be so glad when I tell him I like eggplant now with your recipe hahahahah thank you so much for this ❤️

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  2. Emily Horrible
    Emily Horrible says:

    These look SO good! I can't wait to try them 💗 Also I did the same with my kids (adding the greens knowing they wouldn't touch them) and it took a few years but at 11 & 13 they do often eat them now.

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  3. Ima Purnomo
    Ima Purnomo says:

    Miwa san, i had to pause your video to make the kabocha spread. It’s so good on my homemade sourdough toast. I usually steam my squash in my rice cooker. A quick tip for you: preslice your bagels & slip a piece of baking/cooking paper before freezing. This way you can simply warm them up in your oven better. I got some oil free japanese dressing i’m gonna try on that poke bowl. Maybe i’ll top it w/ some aonori & ground sesame seeds. The thought of it make my mouth water😂😂😂.

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  4. Janet Tanaka
    Janet Tanaka says:

    Hi Miwa-san….I have to admit I have never cooked eggplant. I think because my mother didn’t like it and never cooked it so I never thought about making it myself. The eggplant we have here is quite different in shape. I did grow up eating kabocha. Mom would cook it with the skin on for extra vitamins. I love making poke bowls. And I agree a poke bowl must have tofu and avocado. Thank you for this video. 😊🇨🇦

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  5. Mika Suson
    Mika Suson says:

    Miwa San! I love all the no cook options! It’s been so hot here lately 🥵
    I want to try everything, especially the vegan poke bowl and eggplant dish….but the kabocha looks tasty and amazing. I will have to skip the celery for my kids too😞
    You look great without makeup, your skin is beautiful 🤩

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  6. Sara Neumann
    Sara Neumann says:

    Omg Miwa yay no cook recipes!!! This is right up my alley haha! I’m going to adapt them even further for raw vegan! Japanese cuisine is my favorite, so I still use Japanese condiments, even furikake which I love! 🌸🍓🐾

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  7. Tymon the Łajza
    Tymon the Łajza says:

    I spotted you were using Lactima there and i feel obligated to let you know this.. It's a polish brand, however in Poland we do not consider them to make good quality cheese products. The company is profit-oriented to such an extent that even though the product may seem quite palatable, it's been achieved by adding the entire Mendeleev's periodic table to it in the first place – with anything but consumer welfare in mind.
    I'm quite aware – to put it respectively – what it's like to have cheese in Japan. Nonetheless [and i'm pushing my vegan agenda far aside;] purchasing something of higher quality (which, i know, means more expensive), but less often perhaps, is whole lot safer than those triangular bits from Marie Curie's basement ;P
    As usual, i appreciate every recipe on this channel, vegan or not.. especially since they are all amazingly easy convertible.
    Stay safe and i have a nice weekend:)

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  8. ElmoDFZ
    ElmoDFZ says:

    Aubergine (egg plant) is a veg I can't get into, far too slimy lol. The audio on your videos is super quiet these days, I had my laptop up full and it was still hard to hear, have you changed some settings or equipment?

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  9. Darwin's Finch
    Darwin's Finch says:

    Hi!! Just want to say you inspired me to make miso soup…I've been messing around with it a bit though and also put gochujang in it for extra spice! I have a huge Tupperware in the fridge with my soup that I am going to eat every day (probably with rice). Thanks for the awesome recipes!

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  10. Celtic Lass
    Celtic Lass says:

    Great video as always Miwa! I think I may try your eggplant recipe–I've never really liked eggplant, but maybe I just didn't enjoy it the way I had it? I think I probably only ever had the big kind too, and I don't like bitter taste so maybe that's why. I'll keep an eye out for the smaller Asian eggplant, and make this when I find them. 🙂

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  11. Cheru Siderea
    Cheru Siderea says:

    Maybe instead of the celery, your kids might enjoy cucumber more? Bc I don't like celery either 😁 I just thought, if you remove the seeds, cucumber should be as crunchy

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  12. jp cooking with musashi
    jp cooking with musashi says:

    vegan レシピが今日も素敵です‼️
    今カナダでもveganが流行っています。 これは是非参考にさせて頂きます。 駄菓子、今日も魅力的でした! ありがとうございます‼️

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  13. DeepSpaceJim Cowboy
    DeepSpaceJim Cowboy says:

    I've tried some of your Japanese breakfast recipe's and they are very good. The broth and sweet potato recipe is very easy on my digestive system compared to the normal American breakfast. Always good to try new ideas when it comes to food and health. Thanks for sharing you recipes and culture with us. You do look very nice natural!

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  14. Tamara
    Tamara says:

    I love kabocha, but here in my local supermarket it is only available in winter. Perhaps I can find it in an Asian supermarket but that's an hour away and in the current situation that's not a trip I want to make. but when I have kabocha again I'll try making it 🙂 For those not vegan, I think bacon bits instead of celery or strips of bacon on the bread would go great as well. The soup I'll make soon. My daughter loves mixed beans (though we only have them canned here) and I love to give her such things in the morning.
    The poke bowl looks delicious. I wonder if it will work with abura age instead of tofu.

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  15. Kasui Bakugou
    Kasui Bakugou says:

    I really love soups, they're perfect if you wanna have something light but will still make you full, this video is pretty helpful. Thank you for sharing this with us❤

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