iwen t to a sushi place wer i liv and it was good but i dont know if it was othentic
how do you tell? i plan on becoming a japanese citizen, so i think i should know what sushi taste like
So my friend is convinced that the veggie sandwich at lee's is the healthiest item available in the asian sandwiches section. I tried telling him that the fried part of the sandwich kinda ruins that view and the lack of proper protein also makes it unhealthier than the others, but he still won't believe me. When I tried looking for a nutritional inforation sheet online of the sandwiches, there was none to be seen, even on their main website. Dos anyone know where they placed their nutritional information or if they even have one?
ever tried rice....
ummm.... rice that tastes good cause u can put almost anything with it....
rice with eggs...
rice with chicken...
rice with chicken noodle soup...
rice with eggplant...
name ur rice dish...
Rice with tonkatsu and japanese curry is the best
rice and coffee
>>24
Hah???
Rice with fried beansprouts, crabsticks, beef slices, cabbages also nice! ^^
rice and furikake
Rice with mango :D
i think...rice with a fried egg (sunny side up with the yolk spilling out) mixed with soy sauce and pickled veggies is really good =D
that sounds good, now i want to make some
me too.
jessica said use bananas
gross =[
I'm trying to make some icing for a cake so that it would sorta... uhh... crust... I haven't had any luck so would any of you guys would be able to help?
I and a friend tried Lebanese style beef shawerma on pita bread today and we liked it a lot. We'd like to try it at home.
How do we do it, friends? We're both fairly experienced cooks but we know nothing of food from that part of the world.
What spices are used to cook the beef? Where can we get the pickled vegetables that were put in the pita with it? And what goes in that sauce?
Thanks.
So, where I live now, it's summer. To celebrate, post your favorite foods to eat in the summer here. Can be breakfast, luncch, dinner, snack, tea, whatever, just post your favorite summer foods.
Fresh greenbean salad and I mean fresh it has to be from my garden with bacon and onions, litle tomatoes with a really good oily vinigar dressing
Fresh greenbean salad and it has to be fresh from the garden not cooked or anything with bacon pieces onions and little tomotoes in a good oily vinigar dressing
how about a taco salad.
lettuce, tomatoes, taco meat, tortilla chips, topped with some sour cream and grated cheese, plus whatever else you want with it.
it's healthy-tasting, and has that summer feel to it.
also, can't go wrong with a BLT(bacon, lettuce, tomato sandwich).
If it's summer, it's gotta be ceviche.
In summer I like to get fresh fruit, blueberries and strawberries and raspberries and perhaps a sliced banana, and dump them all ina big bowl and eat them with a bit of heavy cream.
I know this is probably insanely unhealthy but I crave fresh blueberries and fresh strawberries all winter long.
Morning 4-ch!
I've been hopeless with breakfast for a while now, in that I just don't eat something suitable. It can sometimes been a muesli bar or something when I'm on the run, or pieces of chicken (which I understand would be horrible for me seeing how greasy they are).
So, I'm curious to hear, what do other 4-ch'ers eat, or can recommend?
Some Cantonese Chow Mein with some Bacon. Then Giniling.... Then some 4-ch.
Bruscetta al capreisi.
Take some french bread, and slice it. Choppp up some fresh garlic very finely and mix with live oil. Then press the bread onto the garlic/oil mix on both sides so it soaks it up.
Next chopp up some fresh basil very finely (cheffonade cut), dice some tommatoes, and some buffalo mozzarella.. mix the mozeralla , basil, and tomatoes in a bowl with some balsamic vingear and toast the bread. when its done, top the bread with said basil/tomato mix with the chees. springle some fresh ground black pepper and maybe some parmessian on top and enjoy. fresh breakfast. preferably with something mild like lemonaide.
pineapples, you must eat them.
toast
anything with rice
dick
Yesterday morning I decided to get a bit wild with my eggs:
First I sauted my onions in butter, added a little bit of soysauce. Sauted sliced cherry tomatoes.
Beat eggs with spices (salt, pepper, dried garlic). Once onions were browned on the edges (difficult to tell with the soysauce but you can start smelling the onions), poured the mixture of eggs.
Cooked one side, flipped it to cook the other.
Not sure what these kinds of eggs are called, I just call them "Special."
Usually I don't add cherry tomatoes. I'm fine with sauted onions in my eggs.
// Would've been better with crab meat though. :(
I'm not a morning person so when I have to wake up to catch the train to school, I make sure to sleep in as late as I possible can... meaning I'm running along the train as it enters the station.
::sighs:: No breakfast for me.
But I try once a month to get breakfast. My ideal meal if French toast, scrambled eggs, and six slices of bacon.
Baked beans, slices of cheese, brown toast.
Tastes the best.
Poached Egg
Oats
Vitamins
i want ice cream
Hrmmm craving... craving... potato stew. xD
Oatmeal with cinnamon.
raspberries.
strawberry yogurt.
Duck spring rolls, nachos with melted cheese and salsa, grape soda
Most of the things we can find in an American fast-food but which we don't have in Canada: Sonic's, White Castle, Olive Garden...
ribeye steak!
I've always pronounced it jai-roh. My parents pronounce it jai-roh. I've never had a waiter or waitress point out that it was anything different when I've ordered one. A couple months ago I was talking about a gyro I had to an aquaintance and they had no idea what I was talking about. After I described it to them they said something like "Oh, you mean a gyro?", only they pronounced it sort of like 'year-oh' or 'euro'. What is the correct way to pronounce it? Are both ways acceptable, like tomato, or vase?
"guy-roe"
Every time I see this thread, I have Dougy Giro by The Toy Dolls that bumps in my mind.
gui-roh
GUYVER
Jin Roh
An Hero
Coming from a Greek family that owns a Greek restaurant, I can assure you all that the correct pronunciation is like YI-roh.
gyro= "ghee-ree-yo" quickly
Raoh pwns them all, you fool!
It's "Jai-roh!" like "Gyroscope" ;)
I hate it when people use a packet of chicken ramen, add vegetables then call it a fuckin' home made style of damn chicken soup - WITH THE NOODLES IN IT.
WTF?!!!!
RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGE?
>>1
Yeah! U right! That's not chicken soup, thats ramen soup! Real chicken soup has NO ramen or noodles in it! It should be called "Chicken ramen soup noddles!"
ahaha.
well, it's edible, right?