Made and ate: mackerel shio-yaki (salted and grilled), stir-fried cabbage with curry powder, hiyayakko (little blocks of tofu with stuff on them), and miso soup with potatoes and onions. OH NO, I DIDN'T FOLLOW THE MENU SHOWN IN A FRIGHTENING SCHIZOPHRENIC 80S JAPANESE COOKING BOOK FOR INEXPERIENCED YOUNG WIVES TO THE LETTER! WHY, I NEVER! Took a picture---and probably closed my phone too soon, so NO PICTURE! Haha! Also NO E-MAIL from Snotty's, but I will have to settle for sort of simmering instead of being outright annoyed because the food was splendid and I ate so much. And a couple of those doujinshi are in their e-bay store anyway. Will make sure to fuss about wanting to buy them and not being able to until something happens.

From: [identity profile] moumusu.livejournal.com


The one I made had julienned potatoes and only needed to cook for a few minutes, but I've had one with chunks of potatoes that was arguably hearty...

FRIED TOFU. ♥

From: [identity profile] jenanoelle.livejournal.com


I used to be able to buy it at the Asian hypermarket predone (fried tofu), but I've never actually made it.. I figure a medium to soft tofu and canola oil, but I've never proven it..

From: [identity profile] moumusu.livejournal.com


Wait, deep-fried or fried, like, normal? I have a recipe that calls for normal fried tofu and uh, it would be handy to be able to just buy it.

From: [identity profile] jenanoelle.livejournal.com


fried so that it's sort of.. crunchy/puffy.. like at veggieplanet..
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