Nowadays, more and more young people are learning about the food of various countries through videos! Some like to see Indian food, some like to see Korean food, and many netizens also like to see Japanese food! Speaking of Japanese food, everyone knows that Japanese food is famo

Nowadays, more and more young people are learning about the food of various countries through videos! Some like to see Indian food, some like to see Korean food, and many netizens also like to see Japanese food!

Speaking of Japanese food, everyone knows that Japanese food is famous for its exquisiteness. Even the most common three meals a day, even radish greens, give people a visual enjoyment! However, many netizens said that although the three meals a day in Japan are very exquisite, if you eat them by yourself, you will have no appetite at all!

Having said this, readers are wondering, why do you lose your appetite for such a delicate diet? Don't worry, today Lao Yu will share three meals a day that a Japanese housewife cooks for her husband. You can take a look. Does this kind of diet increase your appetite? Still no appetite?

Japanese breakfast is extremely rich, usually consisting of a variety of pickled side dishes, vegetable salads, fruits, soy products, etc. The staple food is usually white rice. Secondly, Japanese breakfast is also served with soup or tea. Lao Yu thinks that this kind of eating habit is still very good! But I have to say that Japanese breakfast does give people a very pleasing feeling.

Japanese lunch is relatively simple, but they still pay great attention to the combination of meat and vegetables! The amount of rice is almost a small bowl, plus a few different pickles, green vegetables mixed with tofu, a boiled egg, half a corn, and most importantly, a piece of fried pork. Lao Yu thought that although their lunch boxes were small, they could not hold up to the large quantity. With so much, they would definitely be full!

Many friends will have questions when they see so many lunch boxes for lunch. Don’t Japanese people eat very little? In fact, if you take a closer look, you will know that one egg occupies one-third of the lunch box, so the lunch box is very small, but it appears to be larger in the picture! Secondly, everyone has discovered that the Japanese diet pays great attention to the supplement of whole grains. The last lunch was corn, and this lunch is corn and sweet potatoes!

Many friends know that Japanese men do not go home after get off work. If they come home early, their wives will think they are worthless! In fact, that’s all old history. Nowadays, many Japanese men go home to eat normally after get off work in the evening! In Japan, dinner is not a feast without wine, and there are many dishes.

The staple food of this dinner is still rice. The dishes include shredded squid, fried eggs, sauced pork , pumpkin in sugar water, miso soup and so on. The fruit is strawberry, and the wine is still beer. It seems that this restaurant The man of the house likes to drink beer.

To be honest, after seeing so many dinners, this one should be more in line with Lao Yu’s appetite. At least it has fried chicken nuggets and beer. The two are a perfect match! The other dishes are fat tofu , pumpkin in sugar water, side dishes and miso soup, and the fruit is kiwi fruit . Seeing this, have you noticed that Japanese people pay great attention to the combination of food and drink? Almost every meal has everything, but not a lot!

Looking at this dinner again, the host still chose beer, the meat should have been bacon, and the fruit was watermelon. However, Lao Yu was very curious about how to eat the fat tofu, without adding some seasoning. ? Secondly, Japanese families eat relatively little sashimi in their three meals a day. In other words, sashimi is rarely cooked in family meals. They mainly eat various vegetables, pickled side dishes and boiled vegetables. Eggs, fried eggs and fried meat or sauced meat.

The above is what I will share with you today. Let me ask my friends, do you like Japanese food? Do you like their breakfast, lunch or dinner? I am a glutton, and I share various cooking techniques and food anecdotes with you every day, so that we can appreciate the charm of food together! Finally, thank you for watching, thank you!