This, hands down, has the highest ratio of deliciousness to preparation difficulty that I have encountered in my time in Japan. There's nothing like a BLT. Especially with a ton of Japanese mayo.
Still no instagram. Don't judge. The light in my apartment makes everything look clammy. People too.
Martin
We are three friends on a food adventure. We are recent college graduates. We are poor. Follow us as we delve into the optimistic yet pathetic reality of living on our own. This blog details our efforts as we learn how to cook from the contrasting environments of Kyushu and Hokkaido, Japan and graduate housing on an American college campus.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Halloween cookies
Happy Halloween (almost)!
Yesterday my dorm threw a Halloween party and I made cookies. Foot-, hand- and bat-shaped sugar cookies.
I also made regular and vegan pumpkin cookies, which aren't pictured. Wow they were so good. I'll make them again and post pictures <3
Recipe found here.
Xo, Kristin
Yesterday my dorm threw a Halloween party and I made cookies. Foot-, hand- and bat-shaped sugar cookies.
I also made regular and vegan pumpkin cookies, which aren't pictured. Wow they were so good. I'll make them again and post pictures <3
Recipe found here.
Xo, Kristin
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Don't chicken out
I'm terrible at cooking meat. I can cook ground beef and make burgers, but when it comes to other forms of meat, I think I'm going to inadvertently poison myself...
That's why yesterday I prepared meat things for the first time ever. Under the tutelage of my housemate, I produced tonkatsu sauce marinated chicken. So tender, so juicy, so good. Haven't contracted salmonella yet.
xo Kristin
That's why yesterday I prepared meat things for the first time ever. Under the tutelage of my housemate, I produced tonkatsu sauce marinated chicken. So tender, so juicy, so good. Haven't contracted salmonella yet.
xo Kristin
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Friday, October 12, 2012
Things with Sauce: A Thematic Dinner
Wednesday nights tend to be my least busy. So, I often go to a friend's house, or a bar, or consider going for a run before I ultimately decide not to. The previous Wednesday I managed to do all those things and still cook dinner.
First up is hamburgers. They're comprised of beef, tofu, lazily-chopped carrots, and other things. The store didn't actually have buns, so the bread is some roll filled with mayo and corn. As suggested by the title of this post, I made sauce!
Part 2 was supposed to be on the same plate, but I accidentally ate the hamburgers while the eggplant was cooking. Anyway, this is roasted eggplant (with miso sauce!)
I wish I could get a real pumpkin here. I really want some pumpkin.
Martin
First up is hamburgers. They're comprised of beef, tofu, lazily-chopped carrots, and other things. The store didn't actually have buns, so the bread is some roll filled with mayo and corn. As suggested by the title of this post, I made sauce!
Part 2 was supposed to be on the same plate, but I accidentally ate the hamburgers while the eggplant was cooking. Anyway, this is roasted eggplant (with miso sauce!)
I wish I could get a real pumpkin here. I really want some pumpkin.
Martin
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Pumpkin pancakes
Happy October! Here in Massachusetts the leaves have changed colors, there're a lot of gourds everywhere, and it's sort of getting cold.
In celebration of this most fab season, and fall break, my high school friend Allie and I made the pinnacle of all fall foods: pumpkin pancakes!!!
So tasty, so easy, so fall.
Recipe found here.
xo, Kristin
In celebration of this most fab season, and fall break, my high school friend Allie and I made the pinnacle of all fall foods: pumpkin pancakes!!!
So tasty, so easy, so fall.
Recipe found here.
xo, Kristin
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Meat me there.
Today I was having such a craving, and so for dinner I thawed some ground turkey and made turkey burgers!
Outfitted with oat bread, ketchup, and spinach, it was soooo good.
Finally, I paired it with a side of sweet dumpling squash: a teeny but colorful autumn squash I found at Stop and Shop last week :)
xo, Kristin
Outfitted with oat bread, ketchup, and spinach, it was soooo good.
Finally, I paired it with a side of sweet dumpling squash: a teeny but colorful autumn squash I found at Stop and Shop last week :)
xo, Kristin
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