Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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29 Sep 2003, 06:57 #21
This reminds me I have to cook a japanese dish for my final exam :|
29 Sep 2003, 07:44 #22
Prince wrote:This reminds me I have to cook a japanese dish for my final exam :|


that's interesting.. what exam is that you have to cook..? :chatter:
29 Sep 2003, 09:41 #23
arashinokoto wrote:
Prince wrote:This reminds me I have to cook a japanese dish for my final exam :|


that's interesting.. what exam is that you have to cook..? :chatter:


Home economics, i guess :mrgreen:
29 Sep 2003, 11:08 #24
Can someone please tell me the name of this one bean paste bread dessert. It is shaped like a star fish and the paste is purpleish. A Japanese exchange student gave me one once and I LOVED IT.

I went to a local Mitsuwa (Japanese supermarket) and described it to a clerk but she looked at me confused. Maybe if I knew the name it would be easier to find.
29 Sep 2003, 11:08 #25
Yeah...

Cold storage in Taka has all the nattos you want... They have a wide range of japanese snacks, food, sushi, udon and etc... I just went there on friday... :D

I tried natto once and I didn't like the taste... I wonder why japanese ppl like it so much esp TK.... -_-"

3Peace...
Orenji
29 Sep 2003, 11:30 #26
natto? is that what they are called? can someone confirm?
29 Sep 2003, 12:05 #27
orenji wrote:Yeah...

Cold storage in Taka has all the nattos you want... They have a wide range of japanese snacks, food, sushi, udon and etc... I just went there on friday... :D

I tried natto once and I didn't like the taste... I wonder why japanese ppl like it so much esp TK.... -_-"

3Peace...
Orenji


Thx for the info. I'll check out Taka this weekend. :)
29 Sep 2003, 12:11 #28
vienna_sg wrote: ;) hehe. Maybe i should try it one of these days. Anyone know where can i get "nato" (correct spelling?) in Singapore?


hehe... i've always wanted to try natto too.... partly cos' TK lurves it..... :beaten:
besides taka, i think i've seen it in the isetan supermarket (located at isetan scotts)....
29 Sep 2003, 12:40 #29
Uchiha Potato wrote:natto? is that what they are called? can someone confirm?


Natto is fermented soybeans with Bacillus subtilis natto living in rice straws. Normally eaten with rice.

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The red bean pancake u mentioned. I think it should be called as Doriyaki.
29 Sep 2003, 12:45 #30
was just wondering if you have to add anything to natto before you eat it.... like soya sauce or something.... cos' i always see the japanese adding something to it before they eat it....
29 Sep 2003, 13:01 #31
kook05 wrote:was just wondering if you have to add anything to natto before you eat it.... like soya sauce or something.... cos' i always see the japanese adding something to it before they eat it....


hmm...i wonder too ;)
29 Sep 2003, 13:12 #32
Uchiha Potato wrote:Can someone please tell me the name of this one bean paste bread dessert. It is shaped like a star fish and the paste is purpleish. A Japanese exchange student gave me one once and I LOVED IT.

I went to a local Mitsuwa (Japanese supermarket) and described it to a clerk but she looked at me confused. Maybe if I knew the name it would be easier to find.


i think it's dorayaki
my faV~
but its shaped is not starfish..
it's round...
doraemon's fav food
29 Sep 2003, 13:16 #33
natto~
gonna try that end of this year?
how do u cook it?
is the 1 sold in takashimaya cooked?
or i have to heat it up at home or something?!?
please dont tell me they have the ingredients there..n that i have to cook it myself
.......
i cant cook.....
:sweat: :shakehead:
29 Sep 2003, 13:26 #34
juliana_phang wrote:i think it's dorayaki
my faV~
but its shaped is not starfish..
it's round...
doraemon's fav food


eh, ya hor, it's doraemon's fav food....
hehe...
have it in many other flavours too... not just red bean paste.....
also have it in peanut, cheese, kaya, etc .....

one more shape to add to it... fish shape.... :hehe:
29 Sep 2003, 13:28 #35
juliana_phang wrote:natto~
gonna try that end of this year?
how do u cook it?
is the 1 sold in takashimaya cooked?
or i have to heat it up at home or something?!?
please dont tell me they have the ingredients there..n that i have to cook it myself
.......
i cant cook.....
:sweat: :shakehead:


erm... i don't think you need to cook it....
just open up the package and you can eat it... but i think still need to add some condiments... but like i mentioned b4, i don't know what it is.... :sweat:
29 Sep 2003, 13:49 #36
i really dun dare to try natto ne~.. many people love it but at the same time many people can't stand the sight of it.. well.. once you've tried it can you tell me how it tastes..? :mrgreen:
29 Sep 2003, 16:31 #37
Anything goes for me! Ramen, udon, tempura, sushi, sashimi, tendon, gyudon, japanese breakfast, takoyaki, yakitori, okonomiyaki etc. :drooling:
Never tasted sukiyaki, too pricey.
29 Sep 2003, 17:13 #38
cant wait to try natto...
it looks slimy right
with all those beans
>_<
29 Sep 2003, 17:40 #39
Hmm,

I've tasted natto before and in my opinion, I didn't like the taste. You can add soya sauce to it if ya want as it's included in the package.

I told myself I would never eat natto in my whole life unless TK makes it for me... *wishful thinking* :love_eyes:

3Peace...
Orenji
29 Sep 2003, 17:42 #40
orenji wrote:Hmm,

I've tasted natto before and in my opinion, I didn't like the taste. You can add soya sauce to it if ya want as it's included in the package.

I told myself I would never eat natto in my whole life unless TK makes it for me... *wishful thinking* :love_eyes:

3Peace...
Orenji


yappari ne.. it looks like glue.. oh no.. i cant eat my dinner already..

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