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Tuesday, March 08, 2005
Oyako Donburi and Soy Milk Cakey 2
Posted by obachan at 3/08/2005 09:54:00 AM
Labels: Rice dish
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Posted by obachan at 3/08/2005 09:54:00 AM
Labels: Rice dish
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7 comments:
Kekeke... obachan, my school canteen got 親子和え, guess what is it? 大豆と枝豆のおから和え. :P
Posted by fish fish
Oishisoo! How much matcha did you use? I love reading your blog. It always makes me very hungry. By the way, I lived in Kojima, Okayama-ken, right by the Seto Ohashi for a year. I visited Kochi once. It is a beautiful place!
Posted by Mariko
Obachan, I really shouldn't have come here at three o'clock in the morning... I love 親子丼!!
Posted by keiko
Obachan,
Your cake looks SO yummy!
I think I am going to try the recipe~
Posted by Leafyu
Obachan, the chicken and egg looks yummy..!! can share recipe please..???
Cake looks yummy too.. :)
Posted by MrsT
> fish fish --- Wow, what a close family tie ;D
> Mariko --- I guess I put apx. 3/4 Tbsp, IIRC.
So glad to hear that you’ve been to Kochi. I don’t know much about Okayama, but my dad’s friend there sends us beautiful peaches every year, so I assume it’s a wonderful place for foodies.
> keiko --- Sorry for triggering your Oyako-don craving so early in the morning. ;P
> Leafyu --- Yeah, why not. : ) Enjoy!
> MrsT --- Sure, but can you wait until the next time I make it again? I didn’t measure anything this time… I just kept adding seasonings until I felt OK, so can’t post a recipe. BTW, I just tried out your oatmeal cookie recipe. Stay tuned!
Posted by obachan
obasan;
oyako domburi looks sooooo good. It's lunch time and I just found this site. Very interesting...
Posted by Carlyn
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