lies, i've nev... i mean, i dont recall seeing that episode.
Food, Food, and More Food Thread
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
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krim wrote:lies, i've nev... i mean, i dont recall seeing that episode.
he eat with the whore, he went to roscoe's chicken and waffles, he ate at Phillippe's French Dip Sandwiches, he busted out some roller derby, etc.
Fiend of mine bought me a takoyaki iron for xmas, he just dropped it off yesterday. I can't wait to fire this puppy up.
krim wrote:Fiend of mine bought me a takoyaki iron for xmas, he just dropped it off yesterday. I can't wait to fire this puppy up.
Nice! I'm sure you'll have lots of fun with it.
:mrgreen:
krim wrote:Fiend of mine bought me a takoyaki iron for xmas, he just dropped it off yesterday. I can't wait to fire this puppy up.
I mentioned this earlier, but there is a ramen shop in Gardena about one block away from Shinsengumi Yakitori called Asa ("Arthur") Ramen. It's also on Western Ave....instead of gyoza they serve takoyaki with their ramen....it's pretty good too...they have variations of takoyaki too....including cheese takoyaki, mochi takoyaki and some others.
bmwracer wrote:
Where's the crust on the bread? :sweat:
they've lopped off the unecessary bits... :beaten:
p.s. you have the crunch from the battered tonkatsu fillets, i guess.
krim wrote:Fiend of mine bought me a takoyaki iron for xmas, he just dropped it off yesterday. I can't wait to fire this puppy up.
A few weeks ago I saw a commercial on tv that showed people making round cakes, and other stuff and I realized that it was a takoyaki iron but they Americanized it by making pastries instead. I just laughed to myself and did the eyeroll.
Btw, you have fiends? Sounds scary. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
Where's the crust on the bread? :sweat:
If I'm not mistaken, a lot of Japanese cut the crusts off their bread. They also peel the skin off their apples.
cori wrote:Btw, you have fiends? Sounds scary. :hehe:
LOL. :lol: :hehe:
If I'm not mistaken, a lot of Japanese cut the crusts off their bread. They also peel the skin off their apples.
Interesting... I did both of those things in elementary school. :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
Interesting... I did both of those things in elementary school. :beaten:
Maybe you're Japanese and your parents didn't tell you. :mrgreen:
cori wrote:
If I'm not mistaken, a lot of Japanese cut the crusts off their bread.
Tashikani.
Most sandwiches available at Japanese bakeries, at least that I've seen, do prepare sandwiches often with the crust removed.
cori wrote:Maybe you're Japanese and your parents didn't tell you. :mrgreen:
You wouldn't be the first person to have said that. :)
cori wrote:
Maybe you're Japanese and your parents didn't tell you. :mrgreen:
He eats gyoza and loves Nodame.....what further proof do you need?
Tu_triky wrote:He eats gyoza and loves Nodame.....what further proof do you need?
Yet I can't speak a word of the language. :puppydog:
Well, a little. :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
You wouldn't be the first person to have said that. :)
When I still lived with my parents, my dad would always sing that song "turning Japanese," being blissfully unaware of the true meaning of the song :sweat:
I'm eating these....weird pizza/breadstick things I bought at safeway. Lots of carbs....
bmwracer wrote:
You wouldn't be the first person to have said that. :)
So maybe it is true then... :mrgreen:
Tu_triky wrote:
He eats gyoza and loves Nodame.....what further proof do you need?
Omoshiroi kommento kangaerarenai. :(
bmwracer wrote:
Yet I can't speak a word of the language. :puppydog:
Well, a little. :sweat:
Oshiete ageru. ;) Btw, your Nodame sig is really cute. She looks like a Pikachu. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
Yet I can't speak a word of the language. :puppydog:
save your energies for the gyoza. :beaten:
cori wrote:
Omoshiroi kommento kangaerarenai
Yappari, kono heya wa shizuka sugimasu. :P
Uh, am I gonna have to wait for SARS to subtitle these posts? :sweat:
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