| How has your week been? How about some irreverent nutty weirdness to get the weekend on the way? And how about some nourishment ideas, too? |
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“Shichimi Togarashi "Seven Spice" – This traditional seasoning from Japan means “seven flavor chili” and varies by the region. We handcraft our version by mixing together toasted and black sesame seeds, orange peel, white poppy seeds, Hungarian paprika, Chinese chiles, Szechwan peppercorns, ginger and toasted seaweed. The flavor is intense and does a fast paced dance on the tongue filling your mouth with a new sensation.”
– from Savory Spice Shop
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“Motsu-nabe is a type of (hot) pot dish, which is made from beef or pork offal. A hot pot (nabe) is filled with soup, prepared beef or pork offal and boiled for a while; cabbage and garlic chives are added. The base soup is usually soy sauce with garlic and chili pepper, or miso. After eating offal and vegetables, champon noodles are often put into the pot and boiled to complete the dish.”
– from Shin-Sen-Gumi
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Showing posts with label Donabe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Donabe. Show all posts
Friday, April 12, 2013
Cartoon & Food | Shichimi and Motsu
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Cat Hot Pot – Neko Nabe
| “No, we’re not suggesting you poach your kitty! A clay donabe maybe the perfect vessel for preparing hot pots, but Japanese felines have their own idea: cleverly repurposing this cookware to create the cat equivalent of a four-poster bed. As pet owners across Japan can attest, something about the bowl shape of a donabe makes it irresistible to sleepy kitties. So instead of chucking a cracked or chipped pot, they leave them out for the ole Tiggers in their lives (the pots for cooking stored safely out of feline reach, of course).” | Man: What is this?! Woman: It’s neko nabe (cat pot)! Man: Oooh. Neko Nabe! Narrator: Once very popular, Woman: Ready? Start!we’ve prepared a lot of Neko Nabes. We are attempting a mass neko nabe! I wonder, if they’ll go into them… |
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