It’s finally summer time. School is out, the sun is bright, and everyone is free. What to do besides gunpla? Eat with friends!
It’s finally summer time. School is out, the sun is bright, and everyone is free. What to do besides gunpla? Eat with friends!
It’s been awhile since the last time we’ve done お好み焼き. Stuff like this is always fun with friends ^^.
While my gunpla activity came to a screeching halt, my gluttony hobby didn’t. Here’s a 2-ish month worth of backlog of food photos I took during my absence. You’ve been warned…
(Hey, I gotta drop these on you sooner or later)
My friends and I were a bit disappointed after our last adventure to a curry house… so we decided to make our own this time.
Last time we went the lame way with pre-made sauce but this time, we made the sauce as we go! The real way to do sukiyaki!
In Chinese families (or at least all the Chinese families I know of, relatives or not), birthdays are usually (in my case, -always- thanks to my parents) celebrated with a Chinese fruit cake instead of those overly sweet American cakes. The fruit cake consists of 1-3 layers of sponge cake usually with fresh fruits (almost always honey dew, melon, strawberry, mango, kiwi, and pineapple… depending on the season or even just chestnut filling) sandwiched between them. As far as I can tell, the cake is always custom ordered by the family at a Chinese bakery, with choices like canned/fresh fruit, top exterior design, and the writing on the cake. As far as I can remember, I don’t think I ever had the same designed cake twice in my life. The cake is light and the cream is just whipped cream so it is not as sweet or heavy. While it is nice to have “fresh” cake for your birthday, the downside is that it goes stale in a matter of 2-3 days.
Bored with nothing to do on a chilly Sunday afternoon in November, a hearty bowl of wonton noodle soup with friends should lighten up the day ^^.
Picked up a few more of these at the supermarket recently to accompany the ones I bought last time. Couldn’t resist not picking them up since they are only a couple of bucks each ^^;.