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ela2004
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 Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2004 6:14 pm Post subject: japanese foods |
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Japan has a lot of foods. If we can go to a supermaket, we can buy all over the world foods. but usuary I make japanese foods. I like rice and
misosoop. I eat every day.I cook a japanese foods with soy sauce.
when I use soy sauseu, foods is simpul but dericious. we dont use so mach oil. It is good for health. I like very mach japanise foods.
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edwardC53
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| Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2004 8:03 pm Post subject: |
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I really love ramen - with the really rich pork broth (is it tonkatsu ramen or something). I had a friend who knew how to make it and said you have to boil the pork for a day and a half. SO delicious.
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jaty
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| I like wheat noodles which is not the thin taste but the deep taste. Although there are various kinds of them, I like noodles in soup with thin pieces of fried bean curd also in it. Furthermore, it is very delicious when grated yam is attached to it. |
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edwardC53
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Are wheat noodles soba noodles? There is a place near here that does them for lunch (clod) and they are really good, but very filling.
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