Traditional Japanese Breakfast Class with Foodstory in LA
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all skill levels including beginners.
Overview
Join Foodstory’s 2.5-hour class in Los Angeles to master the art of traditional Japanese breakfast dishes. From grilled fish to tamago-yaki and miso soup, learn recipes perfect for any meal in this immersive culinary experience.
Japanese Breakfast
2.5 Hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a culinary journey to Japan with this engaging 2.5-hour class, where you'll learn to recreate a traditional Japanese breakfast at home. Discover versatile recipes like grilled fish, tamago-yaki, and miso soup, perfect for any meal. Experience the flavors that make Japanese cuisine truly unforgettable!
Duration
2.5 Hours
About
Many travelers to Japan rave about the delicious and wholesome Japanese breakfast. In this class, we’ll guide you through recreating that experience at home! These versatile recipes aren’t just for breakfast—they’re perfect for lunch or dinner, too.
What's Included
We’ll share our favorite easy-to-make dishes, including:
- Grilled Fish with citrus (salmon, cod, yellowtail, etc.)
- Tamago-Yaki (Japanese rolled omelet)
- Pickled Vegetables
- Lotus Kinpira (or a similar vegetable dish)
- "Ohitashi" -dashi soaked green beans or spinach
- Hijiki Salad
- Miso Soup & Rice
Join us for a culinary journey that brings the essence of a Japanese morning to your table!
Adventure Tips
Come Hungry and Ready to Cook
Arrive with an appetite and an open mind to get the most out of the hands-on Japanese breakfast session.
Ingredients Are Provided
No need to bring ingredients; Foodstory supplies everything for a seamless cooking experience.
Wear Comfortable Clothes
Dress in casual, comfortable attire suitable for a kitchen environment and standing for a couple of hours.
Bring a Notebook
Take notes or photos to help remember techniques and recipes for your own kitchen.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban hawks nesting on LA rooftops
- Colorful parrots introduced to the LA area
History
Los Angeles grew as a sprawling coastal city blending many cultures; Japanese cuisine has had a growing influence since the mid-20th century.
Conservation
Foodstory encourages sustainable cooking by focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients and minimizing food waste in all their classes.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable, Casual Clothing
Allows ease of movement while cooking and standing throughout the class.
Notebook and Pen
Useful for jotting down recipes and tips to replicate dishes at home.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture steps and presentations for future reference or sharing.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during your energetic culinary session.