
Sunday, January 12th
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM EST
Online (Zoom)
$10 JASGP Members | $15 Non-members
JASGP members please use the code “philly” upon registration to receive the discount. Only one registration is required per family. A recipe card with the ingredient list and Zoom link for this program will be provided a few days before the event. Any questions about this edition of Ouchigohan, please email info@japanphilly.org.
Program Description
Celebrate Japanese New Year, or “Oshogatsu” with us and make some of the special foods, known as “Osechi-ryori“. Beautiful and full of symbolism for luck and fortune in the coming new year, families gather for a wonderful homemade feast. For our special Japanese New Year Ouchigohan session, we will make 3 items to enjoy:
Yawata maki: rolled beef with carrots and string beans simmered in Teriyaki Sauce, refreshing Namasu salad with shredded daikon and carrots, and a delicious apple Kinton made with sweet potato and apple mash, twisted into a “pouch of gold.” We will also play a popular New Year’s game, “Fukuwarai” – The Lucky Laugh game.
We look forward to welcoming in the New Year with you and our Ouchigohan Family!
Ouchigohan!
おうちごはん!Ouchigohan! – Japanese Home Cooking is a family-friendly online cooking class series. Step-by-step cooking instructions with demonstrations are provided by Debra Samuels from TABLE FOR TWO USA, which also produces the innovative series Wa-Shokuiku: Learn. Cook. Eat Japanese!, a program inspired and informed by the educational philosophy, flavors and food of Japan.
Presented online as a monthly series, this month’s Ouchigohan! program is hosted by the Japan-America Society of Washington DC and joined by Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia, The Japan Society of Boston, The Japan-America Society of Georgia, Japan America Society of Colorado, and The Japan-America Society of Houston.



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