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**Video Content Summary**
* The video showcases the preparation of a Japanese-inspired meal consisting of:
1. **Rolled Omelette** with green onion and crab stick
2. **Rice Balls (Onigiri)** with various fillings (e.g., pickled plum, spicy cola, salt)
3. **Miso Soup** with a convenient "miso bowl" mix
4. **Side Dishes**:
* Steamed/microwaved carrots and broccoli
* Cabbage stir-fry with mirin and soy sauce
* Microwaved potatoes with miso sauce
* Snap peas with salt and olive oil
* The video also focuses on creating **Customizable Miso Balls ("Misa Balls")** with four variations:
1. Classic (miso, green onion, dried bonito shavings)
2. Unique (pickled plum, reduced miso, black sesame)
3. Seaweed (adding dried wakame seaweed)
4. Simple (miso and green onion only, with optional add-ins like tofu or pickles)
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**Ingredients & Food Items**
1. Green onion is used for rolled omelette.
2. Ingredients for miso soup include miso paste, green onion, and wheat gluten (Fu).
3. Wakame seaweed is used in various dishes.
4. Japanese spinach has a harsh taste.
5. Salted Kombu is used (or regular Kombu with salt).
6. Cheese is an ingredient for rice balls.
7. Shinjaga potatoes are a type of freshly harvested potato.
8. Dashi miso paste and regular miso paste are two types of miso paste.
**Cooking Methods & Times**
9. Rice balls are grilled until browned.
10. Carrot is microwaved at 500 watts for 1.5 minutes.
11. Broccoli is microwaved at 500 watts for 30-40 seconds.
12. Potatoes (Shinjaga) are microwaved at 500 watts for about 4 minutes.
13. Snap peas are microwaved for 30 seconds to 1 minute at 500 watts.
14. Cabbage is stir-fried with sausage.
15. Fish is grilled for 3 minutes on each side.
**Specific Dishes & Preparations**
16. A rolled omelette is made with beaten egg, green onion, and crab stick.
17. Miso soup can be made quickly with a miso bowl and boiled water.
18. Scrambled egg with spinach is seasoned with a pinch of salt.
19. A cabbage stir-fry is seasoned with mirin and soy sauce.
20. Miso sauce for potatoes consists of miso paste, butter, and honey.
**Storage & Shelf Life**
21. Miso balls can last about one week when refrigerated.
22. Frozen miso balls can last about one month.
**Miscellaneous**
23. A miso bowl can save a lot of time in the morning.
24. Wheat gluten (Fu) soaks up soup well and becomes juicy when boiled water is poured.