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Tomato Japanese Grocery Pantry Blog / Kabocha Squash

A sheet pan filled with roasted kabocha squash, miso-glazed salmon, and caramelized vegetables, bathed in warm natural light on a wooden surface.

Sheet Pan Japanese Dinner: Kabocha, Salmon & Miso Vegetables

A 35-minute sheet pan dinner featuring roasted kabocha squash, miso-glazed salmon, and miso-butter vegetables, rooted in the Hokkaido tradition of Chan Chan Yaki and built from five essential Japanese pantry staples.
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A crispy golden kabocha korokke croquette sliced open to show its sweet orange squash filling, plated on a rustic ceramic dish with dipping sauce and autumn leaves in warm natural light.

Kabocha Korokke: Japan's Crispy Autumn Croquette Guide

Learn how to make kabocha korokke, Japan's crispy autumn croquette made with sweet kabocha squash and panko breadcrumbs. This step-by-step guide covers the dish's rich yoshoku history, filling tips, sauce pairings, and make-ahead freezing instructions.
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A warm flat lay of Japanese autumn ingredients including kabocha squash, matsutake mushrooms, miso, and soy sauce arranged on a dark wooden surface in golden fall light.

Fall Japanese Pantry: Kabocha, Matsutake & More Seasonal Ingredients to Stock Now

Discover the essential Japanese fall pantry ingredients, from sweet kabocha squash to ultra-rare matsutake mushrooms, and learn how to pair them with shelf-stable staples for authentic autumn cooking at home.
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Three essential Japanese vegetables — kabocha squash, gobo burdock root, and daikon radish — arranged on a rustic wooden table in warm natural light.

Kabocha, Gobo & Daikon: A Japanese Vegetable Buyer's Guide

A practical guide to three essential Japanese vegetables: kabocha squash, gobo (burdock root), and daikon radish. Learn what they taste like, how to cook them, and where to buy them in the US.
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