Really quick, short-order Japanese breakfast sets at home for my husband and his coworker.
It was really last minute , so no fish.

I’m thinking I’m ready to open up my own shoukudou. 🤭😅

First set: simple miso soup with wakame, Japanese bacon, and fuu; very runny yolk sunny side egg with katsuobushi (thick sashimi-style shoyu on the side); takuan, umeboshi, takana pickles; rice with toasted sesame (basic furikake).

Second set: quick tonjiru* using precooked ingredients**; takuan, umeboshi, takana pickles; plain white rice; store-bought single serving natto; nori.

I used the same dashi and white miso to make 2 different miso shiru.

  • Quick tonjiru is the same as miso shiru with prepared ingredients and a little extra miso for flavor. To do this, I made the first miso soup (wakame is added after), took out one serving, then added all the tonjiru ingredients except the miso m, returned it to a boil to heat everything up, then stirred in more miso.

**boiled carrot, daikon, gobo from the fridge. I do these separately once a week as a time-saver for bentos etc. Some boiled potatoes reserved from potato salad. Blanched cabbage (frozen) and sliced pork (frozen).

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9 Comments

  1. Jazzlike_Interview_7

    All of your meals on here are my favorite these days!!!

  2. Dragoon1376

    Is that natto in the top right of the second pick? If so, where do you get that packaging? All I find in the US are styrofoam packed ones.

  3. poru-chan

    I love the way traditional Japanese food is set out, but lately I’ve been very tired of having so many dishes lol.

  4. Is that hashioki supposed to look like a little edamame? So cute!

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