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Frequently asked questions

  • What is takikomi gohan?

    Takikomi gohan is a traditional Japanese dish that consists of rice cooked with a variety of other ingredients. These can include vegetables, meat, and seafood, seasoned with common Japanese flavorings such as soy sauce and sake.

  • What is the recipe for takikomi gohan?

    The recipe for Takikomi Gohan can vary, but, generally, it involves rice, mirin, soy sauce, dashi seasoning, sake, protein such as chicken, and vegetables, all cooked together.

  • What does takikomi gohan mean?

    Takikomi means 'boiled or cooked with' and gohan can mean 'meal', 'cooked rice', or 'food' in Japanese.

  • Does takikomi gohan contain gluten?

    Takikomi gohan may contain gluten depending on the soy sauce used. Some soy sauces contain wheat which is a source of gluten.

  • What is the nutritional value of takikomi gohan?

    The nutritional value of Takikomi gohan can vary greatly depending on the ingredients used. However, it typically contains carbs from the rice, protein from the meat or seafood and various vitamins and minerals from the vegetables.

  • Can takikomi gohan be frozen?

    Yes, cooked takikomi gohan can be frozen for up to a month.

  • Why is my takikomi gohan mushy?

    Your takikomi gohan could be mushy due to too much liquid or over-cooking. It's important to use the correct ratio of rice to liquid.

  • Where can I buy takikomi gohan ingredients?

    You can buy Takikomi Gohan ingredients at any Asian grocery store. You can also buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Where does takikomi gohan originate?

    Takikomi gohan originates from Japan.

  • How is takikomi gohan cooked?

    Takikomi gohan is typically cooked in a rice cooker, although it can also be cooked on stove tops.

  • What to serve with takikomi gohan?

    Takikomi gohan is often served with pickles and soup in a traditional Japanese meal.

  • Is takikomi gohan suitable for vegetarians or vegans?

    Takikomi gohan can be prepared to suit vegetarians or vegans by omitting any animal protein and using vegetable stock. However, traditionally, it is not a vegetarian or vegan dish.

  • How to store leftover takikomi gohan?

    Leftover takikomi gohan should be cooled, covered and stored in the refrigerator. It's best to consume it within a few days.

  • How to reheat takikomi gohan?

    Takikomi gohan can be reheated in a microwave or on a stove top. If it's from the freezer, defrost it in the refrigerator overnight before reheating.

  • Can I use brown rice for takikomi gohan?

    Yes, you can use brown rice for takikomi gohan, but it will alter the taste and texture of the dish.

  • Can I make takikomi gohan in a pot or pan?

    Yes, while traditionally it is made in a rice cooker, takikomi gohan can also be made in a pot or pan on the stove.