Dotch Cooking Show

29 Sep 2006, 10:29 #1601

bmwracer wrote:
I've got my aluminum softball bat: easier to wash off the blood.

Pingggggggggggggggg.......!

a can of coke will do nicely......<purifies bat with fizzy cola>

29 Sep 2006, 10:32 #1602

Tu_triky wrote:a can of coke will do nicely......<purifies bat with fizzy cola>

Love that phosphoric acid. :victory:

29 Sep 2006, 10:39 #1603

bmwracer wrote:
Love that phosphoric acid. :victory:

yes something to be had sparingly....<still remembers my cola guzzling days>

29 Sep 2006, 10:41 #1604

Tu_triky wrote:yes something to be had sparingly....<still remembers my cola guzzling days>

I think I still have a 12-pack in my pantry... Who needs Lime-Away? :hehe:

29 Sep 2006, 10:44 #1605

bmwracer wrote:
I think I still have a 12-pack in my pantry... Who needs Lime-Away? :hehe:

tahahaha...funny! one every now and then is cool....although i rarely partake.....maybe one or two every few months. i think i have 2 liters from the crutaceous perod.

29 Sep 2006, 10:47 #1606

Tu_triky wrote:tahahaha...funny! one every now and then is cool....although i rarely partake.....maybe one or two every few months. i think i have 2 liters from the crutaceous perod.

You mean the pre-cornsyrupus era, don't you? :hehe:

29 Sep 2006, 10:50 #1607

bmwracer wrote:
You mean the pre-cornsyrupus era, don't you? :hehe:

omg :mwahaha: good one!

29 Sep 2006, 10:56 #1608

ahem. :grumble:

29 Sep 2006, 11:01 #1609

Okay, time to right Le Ship:

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29 Sep 2006, 11:11 #1610

teehee

:victory:

1 Oct 2006, 11:37 #1611

Now I know why the two dishes are so similar and un-extravagant: the seven non-celebrity judges are little kids... ;)

1 Oct 2006, 11:48 #1612

bmwracer wrote:Now I know why the two dishes are so similar and un-extravagant: the seven non-celebrity judges are little kids... ;)

Yeah, how do you choose when they're both the same? I'm going with whichever one Smappy doesn't pick. [/list:u]

1 Oct 2006, 11:54 #1613

gaijin mark wrote:Yeah, how do you choose when they're both the same? I'm going with whichever one Smappy doesn't pick. [/list:u]

Which one is that?

Hey, notice that one young celeb guy...? He looks like a Japanese Alfred E. Newman... :hehe: :hehe:

1 Oct 2006, 11:58 #1614

bmwracer wrote:

Hey, notice that one young celeb guy...? He looks like a Japanese Alfred E. Newman... :hehe: :hehe:

So desu ne! Put a gap in his teeth and he's a perfect match :shocked: [/list:u]

1 Oct 2006, 11:59 #1615

Wow, the kiddies eat their spaghetti like some adults: they use a fork and a spoon.

Kawaii...! ;D

1 Oct 2006, 11:59 #1616

gaijin mark wrote: So desu ne! Put a gap in his teeth and he's a perfect match :shocked: [/list:u]

How do you say "What, Me Worry?" in Japanese? :hehe:

3 Oct 2006, 05:03 #1617

This week:
‚Î‚ç‚¿‚ç‚µ (bara chirashi - assorted fish on sushi rice) vs. ‚Ð‚Â‚Ü‚Ô‚µ (hitsumabushi - eel on rice...much more involved than unajyu and related eel-on-rice dishes)

I think the hitsumabushi is worth a Googling. ;)

3 Oct 2006, 05:05 #1618

dochira wrote:This week:
‚Î‚ç‚¿‚ç‚µ (bara chirashi - assorted fish on sushi rice) vs. ‚Ð‚Â‚Ü‚Ô‚µ (hitsumabushi - eel on rice...much more involved than unajyu and related eel-on-rice dishes)

I think the hitsumabushi is worth a Googling. ;)

i saw that ad...although i've heard of hitsumabushi i've actually never had it or seen it on local menus, to be honest.

3 Oct 2006, 05:16 #1619

Tu_triky wrote:
i saw that ad...although i've heard of hitsumabushi i've actually never had it or seen it on local menus, to be honest.

From what I've read, you're supposed to eat it in three stages:

1. 1/3 as is (eel and rice)
2. 1/3 with toppings (nori, etc)
3. 1/3 in a broth

Interesting stuff. May have to look this one up in Japan.

3 Oct 2006, 05:23 #1620

didn't they do this one before.. the master fisherman had some crazy setup with come pvc pipes as traps for the eel.

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