【Uncut】 How to cook Stir-fried eggplant with sweet miso [Japanese food cooking][Japanese food][Japan

Hello! I'm Rirei. Thank you for watching the video this time as well. Suddenly, do you like Japanese food? The image of Japanese food is sashimi and sushi, but there are various types. And what is common to all Japanese foods is that you can enjoy the taste of the ingredients to the fullest. I like Japanese food, but I will post more than Japanese food for self-catering. We will also post recipes, so please subscribe to our channel. I'm using a wok this time, but it's Japanese food! Isn't it the first time in a long time to eat Japanese food? Japanese food is good. But actually, I have a small repertoire of Japanese food. This dish is also based on what I happened to find in the cooking recipe app. If anything, Japanese food posts are almost the same. I really want to make fashionable Japanese sweets . I also thought about souffle pancakes, but I think it's a video that all sweets want, so I'd like to make it as a verification and actual meal. However, making bean paste is really a hassle, so I just can't afford it. Making bean paste from red beans is really time-consuming. However, if you upload the video of bean paste, you can make many videos of Japanese sweets. I will try it when I have time. Please look forward to it! Thank you for watching this time as well. Stir-fried eggplant with sweet miso Pork 150g Eggplant 2 (about 200g) Green pepper 2 (about 50 g) Miso 2tbsp Mirin(Sweet cooking sake) 5tbsp (Cooking sake or white wine 5tbsp and Sugar1.5tbsp) Soy sauce 1.5tsp Sugar 1.5tsp Ginger 1 / 2tsp Twitter twitter.com/Himezaki_Rirei/ Instagram www.instagram.com/rirei_himezaki/ tiktok www.tiktok.com/@rirei_himezaki #Japanese #Japanesefood #Japanesecooking #Japanesefoodcooking #Japan #selfcatering #japanesefood #cook #cooking #Collegestudent #Japanese #Japanesesweets #ramen #Chinesefood #Chinesefoodcooking