Salmon
I can now add pan fried salmon with button and lemon to the list of successes. It was one of the absolute best things I have made yet. I also successfully made tapioca with coconut milk and sugar. Next up: Hanbagu and Sukiyaki.
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ue wo mu–u–ite
Comment by けん — 9/7/2004 @ 10:41 pmaruko o–o–o–
namida ga,
kobore- naio–o–ouni
omoidasu,
haru no hi,
hitoribo–ochi no yoru.
ue wo mu–u–ite,
aruko–o–o–o
nijin da hoshiro
kazore–e–ete,
omoidasu
nazu no hi
hitori bochi no yoru.
Shiawase wa kumo no ue ni
shiawase wa sora no ue ni.
Ue wo mu–u–ite…
Sakamoto Kyu’s song eh? I dunno if it’ll help make the sukiyaki but it’s a great song…haha.
Comment by jenn O. — 9/8/2004 @ 12:23 pmWhole roasted garlic cloves go great with beef. Does beef cost more in Japan?
Comment by Lawrence — 9/9/2004 @ 7:55 pmYes, Beef (like everything) is expensive in Japan
Comment by Andy — 9/9/2004 @ 10:35 pmAs long as it doesn’t have mad cow disease.
Comment by けん — 9/10/2004 @ 1:07 amHey! If you couldl choose between being the best Japanese speaker at ECC, or getting mad cow disease, what would it be?
you can make boba now? You are my new hero…there is no boba in chicago. Let me know how the sukiyaki turns out
Comment by Josh — 9/12/2004 @ 12:21 pmI can not make boba… BUT, I have made smaller tapioca balls and created this really delicious dessert using the tapioca, coconut milk, and sugar.
Comment by Andy — 9/12/2004 @ 7:22 pm