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Traditionally, most Japanese people enjoyed a few standard dishes for breakfast, but just as modern Americans eat a wide variety of foods for breakfast, so do modern Japanese. Consequently, it's difficult to generalize and say what all Japanese people eat for breakfast, but, traditionally, what the Japanese ate for breakfast was very similar to what they ate for lunch and dinner. Rice, soup and sushi are some of the staples of a traditional Japanese breakfast. This tab give an overview of the traditional Japanese breakfast, and also give some insight into what the Japanese enjoy today for breakfast.
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Eat Japanese Breakfast - Do you want to learn to cook breakfast like the Japanese. These are traditional Japanese breakfast recipes that you can make at home. Over 20 choices that are rated by people registered on Food.com, complete with step by step directions.
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What do people in Japan eat for breakfast - This article discusses the what the traditional people eat for breakfast, like Umeboshi, pickled unripe plums. As an added bonus, you get some traditional breakfast recipes from Japan.
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Do Japanese People east soup for Breakfast - Yes. Traditional Japanese breakfast includes miso soup and raw or grilled fish. See photos and food combinations you dine alongside Japanse people for breakfast.
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Do it yourself Japanese Breakfast Recipes - iFood offers numerous Japanese breakfast recipes. This is an easy recipe for Tamago Yaki, what Japanese people might eat instead of a western breakfast omelet.
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Breakfast - Cuisinenet suggests that most Japanese have converted to the "western" style of breakfast, including coffee, eggs and toast. Also discusses the more traditional Japanese breakfast options.
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What do you get for a $35 Japanese breakfast - Food & Wine contributor Salma Abdelnour gives an entertaining overview of how he decided what to eat for his first Japanese breakfast. He paid $35 for the Omakase, but surely there were less expensive options.
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Breakfast sushi - Two sushi breakfast roll recipes, one with ham, one with salmon. Also gives directions for a not so Japanese, but still yummy, hollandaise dipping sauce.
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Breakfast Roll - A very creative breakfast sushi recipe that includes bacon, tamago and green onion. The most interesting ingredient? Try topping it off with maple syrup.
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Raw Banana Breakfast Sushi - A simple sushi breakfast with just four ingredients. Get step by step, photographic directions for this easy to make breakfast.