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  • So good T_T

  • runny兄さんはなぜこんなに料理が旨いのか><

    よーし今夜は嫁に寄せ鍋作ってやるか!

  • I am watching this video on my I phone and I can't find the subscribe button can someone help me?

  • @EkizochikkuDorimu ask your mom to buy it

  • What sort of pot could you use for this if you don't have a clay one?

    Or, where would you be able to order one from? I haven't been able to find one near where I live.

  • and something to substitute sake... they sell them here but you have to be like 18+ to buy some -.-...

  • @EkizochikkuDorimu Daishi powder you can get at any asian market. But I highly recommend making is from its raw ingredients. It's very easy, to see it done watch Cooking with Dog. They make a few varieties. As for sake substitue...not really one that I can think of. You can leave out though and still have an awsome dish.

  • @amerein2006 A good sake substitute is a dry sherry. But most large supermarkets now will probably sell a sake. In the UK the big Tesco or Sainsbury's almost always have it.

  • guys, anyone know what dashi powder is or something like that?

    we dont have any here -.-

  • the way you eat it makes it look yummy ah ur soo lucky i wish i lived in japan n u and cookin wif dog are my fav

  • Such calm music. Puts a smile on my face. =)

  • This reminds me of Cooking Mama.. i dont know why lol

  • haha vegitables makes me laugh

  • Are the shitaki mushrooms in western supermarkets on steroids? the ones I see in these videos are always a lot smaller lol. This worries me a bit...

  • OH that is so neat! I never knew to de-vein a shrimp using a toothpick. To me, that is a definite show of survival skill.

  • do you use soft or firm tofu?

  • Ponzu sauce is my favorite sauce.

    Ponzu sauce is light and sour.

    I pour Ponzu sauce onto many dishes.

    Like meat, fish, vegetable, and so on.

    -

    ポン酢は私の大好きなソースです。

    ポン酢ソースはあっさりしていてすっぱいです。

    私はポン酢を多くの料理にかけます。

    肉、魚、野菜、などです。

  • We always eat it with sesame sauce tho... I tried ponzu sauce and it tasted weird....xD

  • Made this today and my boyfriend said I didn't make enough cause it's too good. I also made some sesame sauce and it goes great with nabe. Best nabe recipe ever! =D

  • great video mate, your English is fine

  • @W0706408 it's just different broth and different ingredients. They're very similar to me as I have tasted both

  • Nabe is my favorite food :)

  • Wats the different between this & sukiyaki ?

  • I learned my lesson never name mushrooms in japanese

  • oishiiiiii!!!

  • oishi sou :)

  • Very nice job

  • I love Japanese food but dashi stock in America particular dashi powder or the Fish flakes to make dashi stock is SO expensive. 18$ for a 1 1/2lb box is ridiculous.

  • Dude that looks sooo good

  • LMFAO if anyone here knew what nabe meant in hokkien, they would laugh their asses off

  • @kbd668 ok what does it mean? ^^ A rough translation?

  • @xshadowsxheartx its crude >_>, go find out yourself

  • i want to take you home and keep you as a keychain :D

  • @patissoriano lmao! That sounds slightly sinister! >_< Hope you mean it in a cute way :P

  • White wine

  • what can we put instead of sake

  • Great Food, Cute Guy!

  • What did you use to ponzu-sauce for? O.o

    And did you eat just the veggies and the meat?

  • this is so cute! great job! :) I will be cooking Nabe soon.

  • OMG watching you eat at the end made me so hungry... I'm in cold Boston right now so Nabe sounds really good!

  • just out of curiosity, why is it important to skim the foam?

  • Thanks.... now I know how to cook nabe...

  • thank you I like your style!

  • thank you I like your style!

  • Japan has so many sauces! Soy sauce , tonkatsu sauce , teriyaki sauce , mentsuyu , tempura sauce , and this ponzu sauce... and alot more

  • Do you drink the broth? Or just eat the meat and vegetables?

  • yokatta! tasukaruyo.. my boyfriend wants me to cook nabe.. now i know how to cooked it.. ^_^

    doumo arigatou.. ;)

  • Looks yummy! Everything was so easy to understand. I will be trying this very soon here in Alaska! :)

  • you're such a cutie!! <3 xD

    you're english is good and that Nabe looks yummy...I'm so hungry...

  • Like everyone says, I think your english is fine. Also, I like how you took the time to cut the carrots into flower shapes.

  • thanks, very easy.

    i want to try make it.

  • Konnichiwa, what is "Shungiku"? I have never heard of that before. Can you let me know? Doumo Arigatou Gazaimuse (sorry, my Japanese is bad, I'm still learning:))

  • @Jazz2009ism

    春菊 Garland chrysanthemum

  • at the end when u started eating it, my stomache started to feel empty. so now im hungry XD

    Ur english is fantastic! almost like ur an American!

  • Do you use firm or soft tofu?

  • hI RUNNY I watched your videos and became hungry. Now I'm eating sushi and some Japanese food. :)

  • Cool...

    food...

  • I LOVE your videos!! and how do u make the carrot look like a flower!

  • do you have to have to include sake?

    Is it mandatory?

  • my pot is like your pot too

  • I've just made this as you did. Real great !

    アップロードありがとうございます。

    - Aby from Hong Kong -

  • I just made it tonight as you did. Real good

    アップロードありがとうございます。

    - Aby from Hong Kong -

  • magic shrooms yo *___*

  • thanks for the recipe, looks delicious nabe, and your English is very good

  • Welcome to, Cooking with runnyrunny !

  • hmm oh I might try this. its not that difficult!

    also people the cup size doesnt really matter much, its all about ratios. often when I make something for very hungry people I just use a larger cup. :)

  • CWDはいつもおもしろいと思いますけどかわいいRunnyさん­がべつに大学生にとってもっと簡単な作り方を教えてあげますね。­ありがとう!

    (^-^) (-_-) (_ _) (-_-) (^-^)

    Your english is quite good, actually.

  • ありがとうございます!

  • @runnyrunny999 I agree with eddymonzoom. I find your English very cute, too. Thanks for the video. I'm going to try this at home.

  • @eddymonzoom I agree. And I find your English very cute, too!

  • Hey there,

    What is the point of skimming off the foam?

    Thanks for the nice video.

  • lol, cookingwithdog did this

    i like your version alot

    they do to many steps.

  • But CWD is the B E S T cooking channel on youtube! :)

  • lol, i love your accent though. your videos are more entertaining,

    CWD i learn alot.

  • it really, really is!

  • @runnyrunny999 no not really! I love your videos than CWD. Seems like your videos are much more easier yet still yummy than CWD. Pls. believe me when I say your better than CWD. you make me smile eve you don't have dogs! LOL

  • @xxafrosamuraixx I don't think CWD did yosenabe... you got a link?

  • Oh no, i watched that in the middle of the night.

    Now i am really hungry!!!

  • Whoa~~ Oiishi Desu <3

  • I've tried all of those mushrooms and they are so tasty. Dashi stock is a magical concoction - you put anything in it and instantly tastes warm and delicious.

    And I agree with everyone that your english is great - much better than my Japanese :)

  • When I get into my apartment and start living on my own, I'm going to try making all of these! Well, as many as I can. They seem really easy to make, delicious, and not too expensive if you shop at the correct stores.

  • Oh yeah me too but im only 16 so i have to wait some time ^^

  • The music sounds like wonderking or maplestory music

    i have like none of those ingredients

    and dont worry about your english i understood you fine and youll get better

  • yea and the music is lovely

  • your great!!! do more videos!!!!

  • shungiku = tong hao 茼蒿 in chinese

  • that look tasty yum~~ about few months ago i didnt know about nabe untill i show my japanese friends my chinese soup which is similar to nabe. they thought it was nabe except for the soup base, i boiled with dried fish. i gonna try your recipe when my mom is home this weekend!

  • Thanks for adding the mL sizes since sometimes a cup is 200mL and other times up to 284mL depending on which country

    Canada/NZ/Aus: 250mL

    Japan: 200mL

    USA: 237-240mL

    etc...

  • wow i just made this and its awesomeeee lol

    ive tried 5 of your recipes and this one is the best so far

    you are god haha

    thanks for the meal

    and yes the mushrooms get realllyyy hot lol

  • looks good man, gonna try that out, gets pretty cold up here in canada :P

  • right on keep up the good work can't wait to give it a try

  • LOL! :29 was that the cop from daikon?

  • I amu Japanese coppu. Very storongu. You have to listen to me. lol

  • 美味しそう♪ Runnyrunnyさんは料理得意ですね!

    I also want to make 鍋, but I don't have enough utensils in my apartment yet, haha.

    Great job!

  • yo mana.. Hyaku en store. I'm telling you. Stock up!

  • 実は料理そんなに上手じゃないんです。It's editing. But thanks!

  • LOOKS SO GOOD umaiiiiii

  • 3:38

  • All ingredients get really hot!

  • you can eat with an egg too ...

    i love hot pot and especially japanese way!!:)

    thank you !!

  • いい料理、今晩のため!

    現にはこの料理の作ることが優しやすいなあ..ラニー

  • I wish i could make this.

    I know where I can find those vegetables but the store to get them is very far away.

    I would substitute them but i dont know what to substitute them with, and i think the flavors would only be best with vegetables found most in japan.

  • Just use any vegetables you like to try. Enjoy cooking :)

  • i wonder if tenpura means "food of heaven" ehehehe

  • youve made me hungry sir, thank you.

  • 昔、エビのあの部分を取り忘れて海老フライを作ったことあります­

  • それでいいと思います。同じくですlol

  • YES!!! NABE!!!!!! I will def be making this one.

  • COOL!

  • Mmm that looks good!

  • 最近ちょっと料理?ってほどでもないけど、ごはん作りはじめた。­runnyrunnyみたいに上手にできるようにがんばります!­

  • 料理は嫌いじゃないだけで実はレシピなんてほとんど頭にないよ。­TJGの十八番はビールぶっかけご飯だっけ?lol

  • Oh, Nabe looks good! Thanks Taro! 5 stars!

  • すばらしいビデオですよ!おいしそうです! What brand of dashi stock do you like best and would recommend?

  • I wouldn't mind the brand. Just any brand instant dashi.

  • oishii souー! But how much is a US cup? How many deci liters would that be?

  • ちゃんと見なさいアリア。

  • lol always accidentally burning yourself runny

    AND YAY YOU USED SHRIMP! (favorite food)

  • ご紹介していただき、ありがとうございました!

    材料はここで見つかられなさそうですけど、いつか作ってみたいと­思います!

  • Your JPNS is just great :) ぜひ作ってみてください!

  • Thanks looks really good.

  • nice video taro :D

    we germans like "glühwein" when it´s winter.

    it makes you feel warm from the inside since it is high volume alcohol. but too much is not healthy at all =)

    greetings my friend

  • Mike!

  • really great recipe!

    you're getting better at making videos ;)

  • whats the difference between making dashi stock from kombu kelp or using the powdered version? msg>?

  • If you can do with konbu kelp, I think it's better. I'm just lazy.

  • I like your videos because believe or not out of all the Japanese cooking videos on Youtube, your videos make Japanese cooking very accessible. :) Arigato!

  • Thank you :) I really want everyone to be able to try the recipe. I know it's still hard for some people to get all those ingredients but I'll try to introduce the easier way to you all. Hope it is working :)

  • Thanks for correcting! There are some more ... :( I need to be careful XD

  • give me a shepherds pie any day

  • いつも美味しそう!

  • いつもありがとうね!

  • i have a question for you : how can i know te best soy sauce because i bought a bottle of soy sauce but it smells bad and it tast bad ! help me taro!

  • Mmmmm!!! so yummy! thx for the video :)

  • thanks again runnyrunny!

    ummh .. where's your friend YAKUZA ??? :)

  • HeS in vacation something? Whenever you see him, let me know :p

  • haha! Awesome! Love your cooking vids!

  • How did you get the carrots to look like that? They look almost as though they were pre-packaged like little flowers ^.^

    I'd definitely like to try this! I wonder if I can get dashi powder somewhere here...probably in one of our Asian markets, ya?

  • vegetable*

  • I need to be careful. Bat at spelling as well :(

  • BAD...lol

  • Where is your friend ? did he go out to shoot someone ?

  • nom nom noms (:

  • Now I know what ''nom'' is :) Thanks!

  • Bahaha, NP.

  • Mmm!! Yummy : DD

  • Very good idea as we're having cold rains here in Los Angeles. Ever add udon to your nabe?

  • Nabe yaki udon is good as well on winter season :)

  • That looks really good o_o

  • Hey awesome...

    I love doing Nabe live (from a hotplate) at a table for a bunch of friends and everyone just "goes at it" and gets what they want from the pot.

    Wonderful Japanese dish...thanks for the vid.

  • I love nabe dish

  • Woohoo that was an awesum video !! The next dish looks so yum !! Cant wait ! Oh i love the background music u use ! where do u get those ? ^_^

  • See the side bar.

  • エビの背わたってそう簡単にとれるんや・・・いつも切って取って­た・・・

  • 面倒くさいねあれは。途中で切れたりするから。エビはいらんな。­

  • That was great, looked delicious! I could even make it myself too XD

  • don't be NA MA KAI MONO...too menny speling misstakes.

  • Can't wait for the next recipe, Tempura!

  • Why do you need Ponzu sauce if you've cooked everything in a stock? Cheers.

  • Amazing you can do all that in such a small pot without sloshing it all over.

  • you rock!

  • Nabe rock!

  • i love your videos because its like cooking mama accept its cooking runny!

  • I'm glad you like my cooking vids :) Thanks for watching!

  • yummm

  • Cool...... Thanks for the video.....

  • i think it warms u from the inside because of the sake

  • Alcohol will go away when it comes to the boiled though :p

  • oh mada tabeta koto ga nai kedo...runny no okage de jibun de tsuku koto dekiru yo :D kantan na koto mitai na

  • tsukuru :D

  • Hai, totemo kantan desu yo. Comment Arigatou!

  • Yea! I love this video, I wish I could come eat with you. It looks so yummy. I never thought of removing the vegetables from the soup and dipping them in ponzu. I bet it would the flavor nice. Do you ever use Kamaboko in your soup? I wish we could get kamaboko in the USA I want to try it. Does it taste like surimi? We can get that here. Maybe I could substitute it. Great video, it is nice to see you taste it. Susie