"Furikake" is a beloved Japanese topping for white rice which comes in many, many varieties from the salty purple perilla leaves of Yukari to dried versions of entire dishes like baked potato or ...
Furikake over white rice - The Image Party/Shutterstock Like a number of iconic foods with humble origins, furikake, which means "to sprinkle," arose from necessity and just so happened to come ...
Pack it in a container (a colourful bento box is nice) with steamed rice dusted with furikake (rice sprinkles), some fruit, vegetables and something sweet as a treat. Put the chicken in a bowl and ...
Pour the hot tea over the rice and let each diner season the ten cha with wasabi and furikake (if using) to taste. Serve the extra kakiage on the side with Japanese pickles.