Dotch Cooking Show

Started by Mr.ChoyBoi · 4 Oct 2004 · 2,305 replies

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2 Jan 2006, 07:17 #1081
X3 I seee. Well,.. Atleast I didn't miss the New Years's special that Nakama Yukie was hosting =D .... Ofcourse... SMAP guy was in that as well. Meh~ And I finally see that Tackey guy of Tackey and Tsubasa. .....and now I'm confused as ever on WHY girls seem to love him so much. Not cute at all =\
2 Jan 2006, 09:27 #1082
Jeshika-Chan wrote:And I finally see that Tackey guy of Tackey and Tsubasa. .....and now I'm confused as ever on WHY girls seem to love him so much. Not cute at all =\

Ask that question in the Tackey thread... You'll probably get flamed. :sweat:
3 Jan 2006, 09:52 #1083
bmwracer wrote:
Ask that question in the Tackey thread... You'll probably get flamed. :sweat:


Fangirls, how I fear them.
3 Jan 2006, 23:31 #1084
Jeshika-Chan wrote:Fangirls, how I fear them.

Carrying a baseball bat usually wards them off. ;)
4 Jan 2006, 11:09 #1085
bmwracer wrote:
Carrying a baseball bat usually wards them off. ;)


X3 I'll keep that in mind.
5 Jan 2006, 01:25 #1086
It appears this week will be a "fish fight" I'm not sure what kind, for Sekiguchi they used the kanji character for sakana, but Miyake's side they spelled out something in katakana, that reads "hokke" I have no idea what the hell that is, :banghead: but I'm assuming it's some kind of fish.
5 Jan 2006, 01:39 #1087
gaijin mark wrote:It appears this week will be a "fish fight" I'm not sure what kind, for Sekiguchi they used the kanji character for sakana, but Miyake's side they spelled out something in katakana, that reads "hokke" I have no idea what the hell that is, :banghead: but I'm assuming it's some kind of fish.

I saw the Mitsuwa ad yesterday. One of the fish looked like salmon to me. In fact, wasn't the character ø (sake)??
5 Jan 2006, 01:48 #1088
was it salmon coated with the sake leavings?
my ex made that for me once and it was yummy.
5 Jan 2006, 06:41 #1089
Don't ALL Japanese dishes have sake in them? It seems like every time I watch San-pun Cooking, when they list the ingredients, sake is always in there somewhere :applaud:
8 Jan 2006, 13:06 #1090
I would have chosen the salmon/sake, why am I ALWAYS on the losing side :bonk:
8 Jan 2006, 14:44 #1091
gaijin mark wrote:I would have chosen the salmon/sake

I would have, too... I don't really like makerel.

It's interesting that the two women lost out. :headscratch:
8 Jan 2006, 21:03 #1092
It's funny. I don't like fish at ALL, but even I would have chosen Salmon. XD! Ah well... Atleast SMAP guy didn't get chosen to taste. I can't express how much he just SUCKS at it. DX
9 Jan 2006, 07:37 #1093
Jeshika-Chan wrote:Atleast SMAP guy didn't get chosen to taste. I can't express how much he just SUCKS at it. DX

:lol: :lol: Another fan. :hehe: :hehe:
13 Jan 2006, 09:13 #1094
Here is the menu for this week's matchup:
’†‰ØŒ{‚Ì“‚—g‚° (chuka niwatori no karaage) vs. ‹“÷‚̃IƒCƒXƒ^[ƒ\[ƒXàu‚߁@(gyuniku no oisutaa soosu itame)

Chinese fried chicken vs. Oyster sauce beef stir-fry

It is a Chinese battle. Bon appetit.
13 Jan 2006, 09:23 #1095
I'm going with the chicken, beef and oyster sauce!?! :bleh:
13 Jan 2006, 09:59 #1096
gaijin mark wrote:I'm going with the chicken, beef and oyster sauce!?! :bleh:


I've tried beef with oyster sauce actually, it was quite good X3

Buut. I realized that I love chicken more than beef. XD! So.... Go, Chinese Fried Chicken~
13 Jan 2006, 10:09 #1097
Jeshika-chan wrote:
I've tried beef with oyster sauce actually, it was quite good
Sounds about as appealing as ketchup on ice cream to me :bonk:
13 Jan 2006, 13:34 #1098
dochira wrote:Here is the menu for this week's matchup:
’†‰ØŒ{‚Ì“‚—g‚° (chuka niwatori no karaage) vs. ‹“÷‚̃IƒCƒXƒ^[ƒ\[ƒXàu‚߁@(gyuniku no oisutaa soosu itame)

Chinese fried chicken vs. Oyster sauce beef stir-fry

It is a Chinese battle. Bon appetit.

Wassup with all the Chinese food?? :bleh:
13 Jan 2006, 13:36 #1099
gaijin mark wrote:Jeshika-chan wrote:
I've tried beef with oyster sauce actually, it was quite good
Sounds about as appealing as ketchup on ice cream to me :bonk:


oyster sauce is used quite often in chinese food.....on a variety of dishes....
13 Jan 2006, 14:11 #1100
Tu_triky wrote:
oyster sauce is used quite often in chinese food.....on a variety of dishes....

I (rather my wife) add oyster sauce to the beef dishes.

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