-“I hate this place! It must be 50 degress (C) in this kitchen!”
The Missus has been badgering me for some time with moving to a new home. What with the neverending scorching heat assiling us for the past two weeks with no end in view, her argument sounds the more convincing by the day!
All that heat means a lot of sweat and loss of body salts.
The Japanese are conscious of their health to the point of addiction. You wouldn’t believe the number of TV health programs we are subjected to ( no wonder I keep away from the TV. BG, that’s one for you!)! be assured that my bento are partly devised according to them (LOL)!
To compensate this loss of body salts, The Missus mixed the freshly seamed rice with home-pickled umeboshi (in vinegar, not slat). mini melons, asabi stems and sansho/Japanese pepper (I mean all are pickled)!
Now, for the stamina and vitamins!
She first made karaage/deep-fried chicken, and then cooked them in amazu/sweet vinegar, seame seeds and cornstarch. Very tasty!
Some fresh lettuces, fried goya and red pimentoes seasoned with gomadare and tamagoyaki.
Mow, these tamagoyaki were a bit different with the white in the middle and the yolk outside. I don’t have a clue as to how she made them but they were delicious!
The heat has finally a good side to it!
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hmmmm, I have just about mastered tamagoyaki so far. Not sure about trying this version yet!!
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I’ll check how she does it!LOL
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What a clever missus you have – very creative hot weather food. Stay cool!
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LOL!
Sure will!
Cheers,
Robert-Gilles
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Is that inverted cross some sort of wry allusion to your agnosticism, Bob?
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Interesting! I didn’t notice!LOL
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