Ochazuke (Rice with Tea)

Hot green tea or light broth poured over rice with savory toppings — a soothing, restorative bowl for the end of the day.

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Japanese home-style / 日本の家庭料理Pouring liquid over rice dates in Japan to the Heian period; from the Edo period green tea became the favored choice for its aroma, and ochazuke grew into a quick, comforting meal for busy workers.

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8 min🍽 1 hidangan🔥 250 kcal🇯🇵 Jepun
VeganVegetarianBebas tenusuBebas kacang

Langkah

  1. Mound the hot rice in a deep bowl and place the umeboshi in the center.

  2. Scatter the nori and sesame over the top, adding a dab of wasabi if you like it sharp.

  3. Brew the green tea fresh and hot, keeping it just under a rolling boil so it doesn't turn bitter.

  4. Pour the tea gently around the edge of the bowl until it comes about halfway up the rice.

  5. Season with a little salt or soy, and eat right away while the broth is hot and the nori still fragrant.

💡 Petua

  • Green tea keeps it fully plant-based; a light dashi makes it rounder and more savory.
  • It began as a thrifty way to enjoy leftover rice — any savory topping works.
  • Grilled salmon flakes or seasoned cod roe make a classic non-vegetarian version.

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