When you think of Japanese food, sushi and ramen are often among the first dishes that come to mind.
But Japanese cuisine has so much more to offer.
One of those dishes is gyudon.
In Japan, gyudon is a popular part of everyday life. It is a warm and satisfying bowl that is simple yet full of flavour. Japanese comfort food at its best.
What makes gyudon so fascinating is how much variety can be found in a single dish.
It can be classic and familiar. It can have a little more heat and character. Or it can take on a completely different expression while still keeping the essence of gyudon.
That versatility is exactly what inspired me.
I started experimenting with different versions of gyudon and developed five recipes, each offering its own unique taste experience.
The result became my mini e-cookbook, 5 Japanese Gyudon for One.
I developed every recipe for one person. Because why should you always have to cook for four?
For me, Japanese cooking is also about enjoying each individual dish. Trying new flavours and discovering something you may not have experienced before.
Gyudon is a wonderful place to start.
Perhaps one of my five versions will become your new Japanese favourite.
Learn more about the Mini E-Cookbook: 5 Japanese Gyudon for One
Note: The e-book is also available for purchase on Amazon.
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Zoë has lectured and held sushi courses for A. P. Moller – Maersk, Hugo Boss Nordic, Novo Nordisk, Novartis, Capgemini, Gorrissen Federspiel, Beierholm revision, Elbek & Vejrup and many more.