My close papa (a male supporter) sent me a huge amount of rice, cabbage, eggplant, and Amano Foods freeze-dried meals (the kind you just pour hot water over to make porridge and things like that).
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I think he was worried that I wasn’t eating enough, but I don’t usually cook, so I can’t think of any good recipes, and I’ve just been using up the Amano Foods meals.
For rice, is there anything I can make besides simply cooking it?
Do you have any tasty cabbage and eggplant recipes?
I don’t have many seasonings either, so please suggest something simple.
Even something like a basic old-man-style meal is fine—please share your ideas.
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With cabbage and eggplant, a stir-fry would be a good choice! A miso stir-fry sounds like it would turn out really delicious.
Also, if you cook something, the gentleman may appreciate it if you send him a photo!
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For the cabbage, cut it into thick strips, boil it, and top it with bonito flakes and soy sauce.
You could also make okonomiyaki.
As for the eggplant, grilled eggplant is great. Ponzu works too, like Papuwa-chan does, but mentsuyu is also recommended.
As for the rice—other than cooking it normally?
Just cooking it in a rice cooker is by far the easiest and foolproof option, isn’t it?
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I love both eggplant and cabbage, so I’m jealous!〜
I’m not sure this is actually a papa-katsu anonymous question, but…
For now, I’d make fried eggplant and miso soup with the cabbage. Grilled eggplant topped with ginger and bonito flakes is also amazingly delicious—and you could even simmer it in a sweet-and-savory sauce, mix it with freshly cooked rice, and make takikomi-style mixed rice♪
Why not turn it into rice balls and bring them as a little gift for your papa next time?〜 (๑>◡<๑)
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