Food, Food, and More Food Thread

That sounds really interesting. Too bad we won't be able to buy it.


http://www.metacafe.com/watch/693679/japanprobe_space_curry/

Tu_triky wrote:packaged in a retort pouch

Not the best way to eat curry: in a tube, bascially. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Not the best way to eat curry: in a tube, bascially. :bleh:

Instead of Goghurt they call it "Curry Squirt" :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

tabana wrote:That sounds really interesting. Too bad we won't be able to buy it.


http://www.metacafe.com/watch/693679/japanprobe_space_curry/

that was a cool video! heck, i'd try some of those foods! :victory:

I could use some right now. No water since this morning. I have no food that I can cook/eat without water and can't take a shower to go buy some. Looks like it's dry ramen for lunch. :beaten:

I tried space ice cream 20 years ago at the Kennedy Space Center. I can't remember it being good tho. They might have improved the recipes and techniques over the years.

tabana wrote:I could use some right now. No water since this morning. I have no food that I can cook/eat without water and can't take a shower to go buy some. Looks like it's dry ramen for lunch. :beaten:

I tried space ice cream 20 years ago at the Kennedy Space Center. I can't remember it being good tho. They might have improved the recipes and techniques over the years.

I tried that ice cream too...when I was in 8th grade my class went on a trip to Washington, D.C. and they sold that ice cream at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Musuem :)

I just finished the gyoza vs kushikatsu showdown, and I must say I was dazzled by all that gyoza. :drooling:

I never new beer could make something look so good.

Wynter wrote:
I never new beer could make something look so good.

Depends how much you drink. Ever heard the term "beer goggles"? :hehe:

Wynter wrote:I just finished the gyoza vs kushikatsu showdown, and I must say I was dazzled by all that gyoza. :drooling:

I never new beer could make something look so good.

yeah but i was drooling more because of the kushikatsu....man they had 13 varietes of food....eating kushikatsu and drinking with a bunch of friends would be a blast!

Just finish my lamb chops with herbs de Provence & garlic, with a side of brown rice and a green salad......grub!

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah but i was drooling more because of the kushikatsu....man they had 13 varietes of food....eating kushikatsu and drinking with a bunch of friends would be a blast!

I dunno, I'd still side with the gyoza. And those mini gyoza were SO CUTE! That musta been some killer spicy oil tho. 4x the spice. :hot:

Wynter wrote:

I dunno, I'd still side with the gyoza. And those mini gyoza were SO CUTE! That musta been some killer spicy oil tho. 4x the spice. :hot:

nah kimchi gyoza...that's whack. :shakehead: the other types were okay tho.

dude gyoza lost 9-0 the Japanese have spoken. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:

nah kimchi gyoza...that's whack. :shakehead: the other types were okay tho.

dude gyoza lost 9-0 the Japanese have spoken. :beaten:

LOL! I know. :shamefulcry:

I always fall for the losers.

Wynter wrote:

LOL! I know. :shamefulcry:

I always fall for the losers.

haha...whatever dood...the gyoza was definitely good...however gyoza has been a "featured dish" on dotch more than once...i've seen better gyoza on the show.

some of the ingredients on the kushikatsu side were really high end...like that yonezawa beef, those prawns, the black pork, the squid....

the celebrity drunkards were all of one mind....truthfully it was suprising it was such a lopsided victory.....

Tu_triky wrote:nah kimchi gyoza...that's whack. :shakehead: the other types were okay tho.

I tried kimchi gyoza. Not bad, but not great either. For some reason, it wasn't spicy at all.

I got this from an official source. It appears that Biei, the small town in Yasashii Jikan, makes really delicious yakitori. Food on a stick. :drooling:

tabana wrote:
I tried kimchi gyoza. Not bad, but not great either. For some reason, it wasn't spicy at all.

Interesting. All I'm saying is that would not be my first choice or even my 10 choice for a gyoza filling!

I got this from an official source. It appears that Biei, the small town in Yasashii Jikan, makes really delicious yakitori. Food on a stick. :drooling:

Yakitori and sake must hit the spot when it's a billion degrees below outside. :)

Yup. Nothing like hot food to warm yourself up. The sake have the opposite effect, but the psychological effect it has works too. :D

As for the kimchi gyoza, I bought 1 package and will never buy them anymore. They're that good.

tabana wrote:Yup. Nothing like hot food to warm yourself up. The sake have the opposite effect, but the psychological effect it has works too. :D

As for the kimchi gyoza, I bought 1 package and will never buy them anymore. They're that good.

I am not saying I don't like kimchi...but I prefer it on the side, not in the gyoza. :)

Tu_triky wrote:Yakitori and sake must hit the spot when it's a billion degrees below outside. :)

There's yakitori restaurants on Pluto?

bmwracer wrote:
There's yakitori restaurants on Pluto?

To go only.