Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Tu_triky wrote:

not quite as good as the kogashi negi ramen, methinks... :sweat:

I should play the starving student role again.. that seemed to work wonders on my diet and my credit card...

that ramen looks good... like wei good.

Tu_triky wrote:[image]

*salivates*

littlemissfab wrote:

I should play the starving student role again.. that seemed to work wonders on my diet and my credit card...

that ramen looks good... like wei good.

as they say no pain, no gain...either you go nuts at the gym or you throw out all the yummy shiet and go hungry....although it's difficult i tend to know i'm disciplined enough when i go to sleep a little hungry because when i wake up the next day i know that number on that scale is gonna be lower.


edit: that ramen is ridiculous...it prolly has more calories than i consume in a day.....seriously.

littlemissfab wrote:I should play the starving student role again.. that seemed to work wonders on my diet and my credit card...

that ramen looks good... like wei good.

starving student role = no fun... and unhealthy... LOL

Tu_triky wrote:i only clipped 2 minutes but you're insightful...the host said the same thing..it wasn't what he expected...in fact he said the very same thing you did...it appeared to be more like a steak than a stew....wow, you have amazing jedi powers. :bow:

the guy looks like a wrestler....but yeah it looked scrumdeliumptous

No jedi powers. I never had that kind of stew. The one I'm used too looks like a pot loaded with meat and vegetables. It cooks for hours.
The meat almost melt in the mouth. :)

I feel like making something interesting this weekend... first question would be... beef or pork... :headscratch:

tabana wrote:
No jedi powers. I never had that kind of stew. The one I'm used too looks like a pot loaded with meat and vegetables. It cooks for hours.
The meat almost melt in the mouth. :)

well this guy's was melt in your mouth, it's just not presented in the same fashion you and i are used to...the cook said he simmers the meat and vegetables for 8 hours!

8 hours = very tender meat. :drooling:

krim wrote:I feel like making something interesting this weekend... first question would be... beef or pork... :headscratch:

one of the episodes on the show they also featured this:

nikomi-miso udon

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tabana wrote:8 hours = very tender meat. :drooling:

simmering in that stock pot in a demi-glace sauce for that long....just too good!

Tu_triky wrote:

one of the episodes on the show they also featured this:

nikomi-miso udon

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*sigh*

i can't eat raw egg yolk anymore... so.. no omuri rice a'la lunch queen.

krim wrote:

*sigh*

i can't eat raw egg yolk anymore... so.. no omuri rice a'la lunch queen.

i know you mentioned that...but the egg is always optional! haha a la lunch queen...there are many other taste things you can cook for us...we're not worried :P

Tu_triky wrote:

i know you mentioned that...but the egg is always optional! haha a la lunch queen...there are many other taste things you can cook for us...we're not worried :P

bring me dohj and i'll cook whatever you want.. :hehe:

krim wrote:

bring me dohj and i'll cook whatever you want.. :hehe:

i see you harken back to the days of bartering among ancient peoples.

Tu_triky wrote:


i see you harken back to the days of bartering among ancient peoples.

yeah, its more efficient. although i may burn some dishes if the dojh is too good... :rofl:

Tu_triky wrote:although i'm sure they is better eye candy at the santa monica one

Possibly. :headscratch:

But like you said you're there for the food, not the view. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Possibly. :headscratch:

But like you said you're there for the food, not the view. :mrgreen:

exactly....the only reason i made the distinction b/n the two is because several food blogs that i read mentioned that the atmosphere seemed better at torrance, that is for those who have gone to both.

:mrgreen:

krim wrote:


yeah, its more efficient. although i may burn some dishes if the dojh is too good... :rofl:

lol.

burnin' two things at once, huh?

Tu_triky wrote:

lol.

burnin' two things at once, huh?

Eggsrackly. :mrgreen:

krim wrote:

Eggsrackly. :mrgreen:

that's what i call multi-tasking....