Osechi 2011
This year, again, I made the traditional Japanese new year’s food: Osechi.
Kamaboko
Konbu-maki
Kinton
Kuro-mame
Matumaetsuke
Tazukuri
Namasu
Onishime
Datemaki
Nope-jiru
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oishisou… i too had my new yr’s brkfast again of hard boild eggs, some bacon, and fried clumps of hash browns
Comment by h — 1/8/2011 @ 12:37 pmdo you remember me?
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she and i have visited your home because i needed to your help for my history homework.
i did not eat osechi this year.
Comment by shiloh — 1/9/2011 @ 1:22 amAmerica has its own different New Year’s food… I dont know what it is though.
Comment by Andy — 1/9/2011 @ 2:29 amWow. You are amazing.
Comment by mamamegami — 1/9/2011 @ 1:44 pmI only made o-zoni this year.
What is Nope-jiru? Where (what prefecture) does it come from?
Nope-jiru is From Nigata.
Comment by Andy — 1/10/2011 @ 11:28 pmVery japanese :9
Comment by Eiji — 1/11/2011 @ 7:45 amI would like to find a place that serves such a dish in LA
Comment by hungry man — 1/13/2011 @ 4:38 pmOsechi in LA: Be friends with the restaurant:
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/584606
Comment by hungry man — 1/13/2011 @ 5:16 pmlooks like you’re gonna need captchas
Comment by mrb — 1/15/2011 @ 5:38 pmcaptchas? Noooo… I’m captcha impaired.
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