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1469
It is getting warmer outiside as winter begins to fade into fluffy white memory and cherry blossoms are/will be in bloom! I would love to have you all post the...
Anne Marie
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Apr 17, 2004
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1470
... What a great idea. We've already missed the first strawberrry season but it's not to late to begin. From my old copy of Time-Life Foods of the World, the...
Jim Weller
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Apr 18, 2004
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1471
With all the importance attached to cherry blossom time, I would have thought cherries would be an important part of Japanese cuisine but I have never seen a...
Jim Weller
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Apr 21, 2004
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The standard Japanese cherry trees don't set fruit, but I'm no botanist so that's about all I can tell ya'.Edible cherries or sakurambo are not that common,...
Katherine Lautz
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Apr 22, 2004
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Jim this one looks so yummy!!! ... have ... but I have ... Can anyone ... tender in ... bas in ... shoots, ... Drain ... saucepan and ... until ... aside to ...
Anne Marie
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Apr 22, 2004
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... Aha! Thank you. ... I have never had that pleasure. ... On another list I have a friend who is a US sailor stationed in Japan. She shops on the economy,...
Jim Weller
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Apr 23, 2004
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1475
I'm currently planning a wedding for a friend of mine and has decided on a Japanese theme. Unfortunately even though she is japanese she is unaware of the...
shomifashion
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Apr 24, 2004
11:31 am
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Hi, this is the first time I write, and I would very much appreciate it if anybody could post the actual mochiko recepie, which I´ve been craving to taste...
Karen Gonzales
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Apr 27, 2004
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1477
... Are you going to buy a mix or try it the old fashioned way, pounding cooked rice into a paste? Cheers Jim in Yellowknife...
Jim Weller
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Apr 28, 2004
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Old fashioned way if possible. including the rice recepie, and the right 'kind' of rice. thanks Karen ... Are you going to buy a mix or try it the old...
Karen Gonzales
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Apr 29, 2004
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... I've never tried to make it but there is a humourous description at: http://www.amychavez.addr.com/top10/mochi_make.html. and a more useful one at: ...
Jim Weller
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May 1, 2004
11:30 pm
1480
is there anybody in the group who knows where i can purchase a kamameshi stove or pots pls reply with full details (name of company or site et al)thanks i will...
loucruz02
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May 3, 2004
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hi everyone.. can enyone tell me, what kind of oil i could use for tempura? o any substitution, because i tried with olive oil and its a bit heavy, taste not ...
mikas
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May 7, 2004
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Use peanut oil. ... -- Regards, Philip R. Gantt Phil's Fine Foods, Inc. http://www.seasoned.com/ http://www.grillmates.biz/ http://www.mgfalaska.com/...
Philip R. Gantt
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May 7, 2004
2:24 pm
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Hi, I thought I made an introduction, but it hasnt' come up yet. I have lived in Japan for about 13 years, and find my self with a new house and living in...
Dino
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May 13, 2004
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Hi, I've been surfing around the net, almost made the same type group! OOPS! Anyways, HI! I recognize a couple of the names in old posts. Looking forward to...
Dino
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May 13, 2004
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Hi, I'm Linda and just joined the group today. My son spent two years teaching in Japan and is engaged to a wonderful young woman who he met there. They will...
Linda
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May 14, 2004
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Hi, My name is Meredith and I am living in Kobe, Japan. I hope I can learn a thing or two about Japanese cooking here. I won't have any recipes to post, but I...
Meredith Yoneda
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May 14, 2004
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Someone on a back post was wondering how to MAKE mochiko...It's ground MOchi rice as far as I know. In the local supermarket here in Canada, there's a cheap ...
Dino
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May 15, 2004
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Thankyou very much, those links were very useful. I just have a couple of questions. uuhhm. I live in Colombia and here we have an enormous variety of beans,...
Karen Gonzales
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May 17, 2004
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Hi, next wk. is food week in our Japanese class and we have to make a Japanese food. I wanted to do mochi. I already know how to make it with mochiko-the...
mysticalgenie08
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May 19, 2004
12:18 pm
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You might try these links http://www.jhg.co.jp/recipes/mochi.html http://www.powerlabo.com/oe/contents/mochi.html Linda ... need ... lot ... for...
Linda
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May 20, 2004
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Hi, I realize you are asking how to pound the cooked mochi rice without a machine...I don't know,but here are some ideas on other ways that I have... Microwave...
Ms Dd N
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May 20, 2004
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Hi, below message is from our member, "dora_syarekoube512" . Eri san, watashi ate ni shita no mail ga todoitanode, past shimashita. (Eri san, your mail was...
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hello everyone.i hope all are well.i have a very odd thing to ask,i have a friend who was wondering,is there any way to get the orinigal iron chief,with...
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Hi, I'm new here. A number of years ago I lived in Osaka, Japan. I'm not much of a cook, but I really loved the food. One day I went to a Japanese friend's...
jeffkantoku
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May 31, 2004
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1495
... If they were very sweet and trout-like served in late summer or early fall, it may have been salt broiled Ayu over charcoal. Sadly you won't easily find...
Jim Weller
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Jun 1, 2004
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If they were full of eggs, then may have been Shishamo..a kind of Smelt. Dino __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new...
Ms Dd N
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Jun 2, 2004
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The Ayu season opened on the first of June. I could not get Ayu just after the opening of fishing season. The Shishamo we usually eat in Japan is not "true" ...
chuta789
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Jun 4, 2004
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I am new to this group, and just spent the past hour sifting through the archives. Lots of interesting stuff!! Right now I live in Japan, with my Japanese...
Geisha Mama
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