There are so many great foods in Japan to choose from. At close proximity you can find French, Italian, Spanish, US, Chinese, Indian and many more. Here is a quick selection of some eats I had yesterday.
The scribble notes here refer to a open source project I have been working with Nick Ramsay, the founder of JapanSoc.com. Together with a group of keen individuals we are creating a new social bookmarking / content management software platform that others can use. It is similar to Drupal, Joomla and WordPress allowing users to make their own content filled web sites without having to create their own software.
The JapanSoc.com site is already running on version 1.1.3 of the software, whilst the demo site shows a very different looking template style. Assembla.com have recently written an article about the project on their site.
More on this with updates later.
Even the cookies are not plain. The ones below are made from golden sesame seeds. Sesame seed is a popular ingredient in Japan and is said to be very healthy.
Do you use sesame seed when cooking?
everything looks so good. I’m feeling hungry already *drools*
I’d like one of those sakura rolls… feeling hungry too.
Not to bother you, but I’d really like to know a couple of things:
years ago a friend brought me some sakura-cha, is there any good brand to buy?
same for sakura mochi, any good brand?
My brother is going to Japan and he’ll than send it by land mail to me 🙂
Thanks for advice 🙂
I haven’t heard of any particular brand for the sakura tea, but if your brother is here in April there should be lots around. As for sakura mochi, I am not sure they will last if you send them. Normally they have to be eaten on the day they are made or very close to it. Hope your brother gets you lots of goodies on his trip. 🙂
Thanks a lot!
For sakura mochi he’ll send me pics… hehe, I’ll be reading past conbini mondays for a full loot 🙂
The raid is about to begin!
sounds great. I will be waiting to see your pics also.
Sure, but I don’t think he’ll take back a Rilakkuma… 🙁 his wife is a Hello Kitty adept.
I’ll be back as soon as I get the stuff in my hands.
Let’s cross fingers. Btw, I was almost askimg him for a Pudding Shake, but after reading about Pudding “Jake”, I think I’ll trick him to try one if he forgets to get me something 😉
LOVE Rillakuma there. lol
My 2 favorite things, Chocolate chip cookies and Rilakkuma. And added sesame seeds ooh boy.
by:whipcracker
http://bit.ly/bXgx3x Not a big fan of spinach or omlets. Like my eggs sunny side up. Being able to dunk the toast in the yokes. But yes from everything you’ve shown ys there is a big variety of cusines to choose from. How was the food from the resturant? And yes poor Rilakkuma does look a bit grubby, hit the showers young one.
Foods are also abundant in Malaysia and you can practically find any style or taste you want but I would not guarantee about the cleanliness here compare to Japan.
. . . Julia Child said that an omelet does not have stuff inside, the veges, meat, whatever are added to the egg as a garnish – oh yeh, shouldn’t take more than one or two minutes to cook the egg(s) . . .
This looks very good to me