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This English made item is finally available in Japan.

I still recall seeing a Danish guy cooking cabbage with Ribena for some new year dishes. It was when I was travelling in Copehegan and stayed with a friend there. According to that person, it was a new year dish that they would make every year. I was a bit surprised at the beginning, but come to think of it now it makes sense. Ribena does give some sweetness and beautiful color to the veggie. It would serve as a good side dish.

I used to love Ribena lots when I was a kid. This small bottle serves me just right. Though I only use it as a drink, but can probably think of using it in making jelly and syrup for making cakes. (^^)b

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I said I'd try making radish cake again. Here it is! This time it turned out great and I can finally share my recipe here.

Since ingredients available in Japan are slightly different, I hope those who live in Japan would find it helpful.

Ingredients:
jyoshinko(Japanese rice starch) 150g
corn starch 4tbsp
water + stock from soaking dry goods approx. 600ml
daikon (shredded radish) 450g
salt 2tsp
sugar 1-2tsp
finely grounded black pepper lots (about 5-6 shakes?)

chinese sausages 2
dried shiitake mushrooms 6
dried scallops 5
dried prawns 10-

How to make it:
1. Shred radish, adjust the size of it depends how fine you want the texture to be.
2. Soak all the dry goods (except sausages) in water. When they are softened, cut into small cubes or sizes that you like. Shred the scallops by hand. Keep the water for later use.
3. Cut sausages into small cubes.
4. Stir fry all the cut dry goods for about 3-5 minutes. Put aside.
5. In a deep fry pan, fry 1. until soft.
6. Mix the starches and the stock yielded from soaking the dry goods, add water when necessary until all starch melts into liquid.
7. Pour 6 into 5, stir well while adjusting the heat. If the mixture becomes too thick, add water to thin it.
8. When 7 becomes a paste, add 4 and mix well.
9. Transfer the mixture into a container. Steam for another 1 hour.
10. Let cool and let sit in the fridge overnight.
11. Before serving, cut into thick slices and fry until slightly brown on the outside.

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With the left over yam paste and fresh cream I have at home I decided to make some mini tarts.

Made the dough for the crust on saturday night and started baking the crusts yesterday morning. It took a while since I only have 6 molds for these mini tarts and I had to separate them into 4 times. If each 6 of them took about 30 minutes then the 24 mini tarts cost me 2 hours! But I already saved time using the cookie cutters my friend got me from Paris. They really came into handy!!! Look at the beautiful edges of the crust!

I made purple yam cream with the yam paste and fresh cream. Then some custard cream to base the tarts with. It was my first time using the mont blanc tip for this spaggetti styled cream. And it was more difficult than I thought. Without a good balance, the length and direction of each would differ. But I guess it turned out ok. (^^)v

On top of this mini sweet potato tart, I also made a few strawberry tarts. Also with a custard cream base. But hubby liked the sweet potato ones better.

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Went to ZaUO in Nipponbashi (they say it's Namba area) yesterday. It's a fishing restaurant and I've wanted to go there for a long time.

Thought it wouldn't be too crowded but it was a full house. Had to wait an hour for our seat. But it was a pretty fun experience, except a bit pricy.

The interior there is very spacious. The seats are all pretty widely spreaded out so everybody would have more than enough room to move around.

If you choose to fish, they'd give you little shirmps to fish with. But the fishes are prolly too used to these shrimps. We couldn't fish any so I asked if there were any other things to play with.

The guy there told us there are lobsters and flat fish in another corner so we went to fish them. I got a flat fish and hubby got a lobster.

We had both in the form of sashimi and then lobster miso soup and deep fried flat fish bone crisps.

Other than fishing, you can also order things. We thought we'd never get any fish so we ordered some meat and tofu to begin with. Everything was pretty ok.

Overall it was quite fun. But watch out for over fishing. We really didn't need the lobster but we went for it anyway, and the 2 of us with a few drinks paid 12000yen. Even with a coupon that gives us half price on the flat fish.

I believe it would be more fun to go with more people then you can share the food in a group. Service was pretty ok too.

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Grandma used to make this egg stir fry with garlic chives.

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There is this new marketing event at the supermarket I usually shop at. They'd give you 1 stamp for every 1000yen purchase. With 10 stamp you can buy 1 item from their selected Cucina Italiana La Bettola da Ochiai (a famous chef that runs 3 popular Italian restaurants in Tokyo) product at a lower price.

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Before I went to buy it I actually did a bit of research and confirmed 3300yen is pretty cheap for this particular purchase. Other internet shops sell it for around 4000+yen + delivery charge. So all in all this is a good shopping. Just have to try it out to see how well it works. But I supposed it should be better than the one I have been using since it's all stainless steel and should conduct heat faster.

Just wish it was not a non-stick fry pan...

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I mentioned I bought some dried chrysanthemum a while ago. Since it's more a decorative item I cooked it with kikuna (a chrysanthemum veggie).

Kikuna is one of my favoriate veggies. It has a strong flavor and some people can't take that flavor and smell. But it goes well with hot pot or even just by itself.

This stir fry I made was easy. And since it's too simple to be just by itself, I added the dried chrysanthemum to add some color and additional sweetness to it.

Simply stir fry it with a few slices of ginger. Add pinch of salt for flavor and color. Then add a bit of soup stock to it. When the soup stock boils, add the chrysanthemum to the kikuna mixture.

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Went out with hubby to an amusement center for some games and sport games. After 3 hours of exercises, we were dead tired and starved.

Left the building and walked around the Shinsaibashi area, saw this Santouka Ramen shop (it is supposed to be a famous chain. A shop opened in HK a few years back in the noodle stadium in CWB) and decided to try it out.

I asked the guy what's their most famous noodle and he said shio ramen (salt flavor) so I ordered that. Hubby ordered a miso ramen instead.

Tried both. The shio flavor was better than miso flavor but really nothing special that would deserve the 760yen they asked for. A bit disappointed but oh well...

Imagine, we were both starving but still couldn't find the taste appealing...that's too bad but I assume it's the true answer from our taste buds. (^^;;

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Finished the remaining half of the radish cake I made the other day.

Cut it into 4 slices and fried it until golden brown. Somehow it turned out pretty ok!!!!

But it'd definitely taste better with less jyoshinko. (^^)b

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Got some Chinese sausages from my friend the other day. Now that I have all the necessary ingredients I tried to make chinese radish cake yesterday.

It is a festive item that we'd eat during Chinese New Year. But since it's such a popular dish, you can find it all year round at restaurants in the form of dim sum.

Since I couldn't find the perfect kind of starch made from rice, I replaced it with a Japanese rice starch called "jyoshinko". But it turned out to be more sticky than I expected, so it is more like a combination of radish cake and new year mochi. hahaha

But taste wise, it was still pretty good after frying. Hubby liked it and finished half of it.

Think I just need to adjust the amount of starch and radish to 1:2-3 instead of 1:1 to make it less sticky. (^^)b

Will definitely try making it again soon! Wait for my recipe!!

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There is this dish in HK. Stir fry filet in Hong Kong style western sauce.

I used to love it when I was a kid. The sauce is a bit sour and sweet, perfect match with rice.

Since beef filet is expensive in Japan, I made it with pork.

The sauce is just a mixture of ketchup, oyster sauce, and sugar. Nothing too difficult, try and see if you like it. (^^)b

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I finally challenged myself and tried to make something a bit more difficult and more traditional.

Digging into the cabinet I found some "chinese hair veggies" (a black plant that is found in desert, the color and shape associates it with human hair thus the name) and decided to make this dish after consulting my dad how to make it.

Steaming dried scallop with deep fried garlic and "hair veggie" is not too difficult but it's time consuming. It probably took 3 hours for the scallop to turn soft.

But I'm proud of myself, looks pretty good for a first timer eh?!

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Been interested in it for a while so I got this soy milk flavor to try out this new product.

It costs under 100yen for each package, but there are only 4 thin slices of chocolate inside. So it's not cheap. But then for those who craves for chocolate but don't want to eat a lot of it, it turns out to be a pretty good choice.

Speaking of the taste, it was a bit on the bitter side, which I like. But I couldn't really taste the soy milk flavor of it. Maybe it blended in too well with the chocolate. (^^;;

Will try other flavors next time.

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Didn't expect much from it but turned out it was quite delicious! Goes well with beer!

But then there are only 5 small bags of them in the box, so come to think of it, it costs 105yen/bag. Not cheap at all. Oh well, 525yen is really minimal when it comes to shopping souvenirs. (There are usually a few set prices, 525, 1050, 1575, 2100 and so on. Stepping up by 500+tax.)

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Got some "eel pies" from my friend.
Unagi pie is a famous item from Shizuoka prefecture. But what my friend brought us is not the ordinary unagi pie. Rather, it's called V.S.O.P. Unagi pie!!!

So well packaged in a golden box, nicely wrapped in golden wrappings. But with this fancy package, there were only 5 pieces inside. (T-T;;

Unagi pie is a snack made from pie dough. With a touch of unagi flavor but of course it's sweet!!! Usually, they are pretty light and would melt in your mouth pretty quickly. But this V.S.O.P. unagi pie was much firmer than the others. Yum!

One funny thing about unagi pie, is they call it a snack for night time. It would give you energy for your "activities" at night. With this V.S.O.P. unagie pie, it says it's the snack for the middle of the night, making it sound even more funny!!!

No wonder I couldn't get to sleep for 30 minutes!!! Hahahahaha!!!

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Hubby loved it!

It tastes better to sprinkle some salt and pepper on the tomato and avocado.

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There used to be a very popular bread sold at a bakery in Kyoto. It's a french bread textured bun with lots of sweetened green beans in it.

I tried to make it and it turned out alright. But just that the beans seem to be a bit too soft so they can't keep their shape after mixing.

Taste wise it was pretty good. And the sugar in the beans speeded up the fermentation process.

But I'm puzzling why the crust is not as thick and crispy as I wanted. I already used lots of steam and sprayed lots of water onto the doughs.

Wonder why...

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Haven't written much on my home cooking lately.

Today I tried making this simple tofu dish at home.

Yum!!!

How to make it? Simple!

Ingridients:
Tofu
Dried prawns
Spring onion
Dried prawn eggs (if available)
sesame seed oil
soy sauce

1. soak dried prawns in water until soft, then dice them for later use
2. place tofu on microwave safe dish and cut into favored size
3. cut spring onion
4. heat tofu in microwave until hot
5. stir fry minced dried prawns in fry pan with oil and sesame seed oil. Fry for about 3-5 minutes or until it's slight dry
6. sprinkle 5 onto heated 4, then sprinke prawn eggs and spring onion. Pour soy sauce on top to season it. (but since dried prawns has flaovr to it, don't put too much soy sauce making it too salty)

Hubby liked it and ate most of it in a blink of an eye. Try and see if you like it! (^^)/

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Went for some Thai food at Sweet Basil the other day.

Since both hubby and myself were coming down with a cold, we didn't order items that are too spicy. But it was still a good change.

Instead of Tun Yum Kung we ordered a tofu and pork soup. Was pretty good too. With celery, basil, green onion, and other herbs, it was very refreshing in a way. Since my cooking i