Archive for March, 2008

Poke Ahi Tuna

Sunday, March 23rd, 2008

Last night, I made poke tuna. I bought the poke mix and a pound of ahi tuna from Pacific Marukai. A pound of tuna is a lot. Luckily, I managed to catch my dad in time from making ramen. When my mom came home from work, I rushed downstairs to ...

Sen Wants Apple

Friday, March 21st, 2008

I gave Sen a piece of yogurt covered timothy hay and Hoji a piece of dried apple. After Sen finished eating the yogurt she demanded an apple piece by biting my finger. Ouch! Cute, but still, ouchie!

An Amazing Idea!

Tuesday, March 18th, 2008

Some might think this is a wacky idea. Actually, everyone will probably think that. Fermenting natto by placing it on top of an Xbox 360. Yeah? Amazing, huh? I should draw pictures of how I'm gonna do it! I'll keep the 360 running FFXI. My character will bazaar stuff. Okay, ...

Friday Night Movie Date!

Monday, March 10th, 2008

So last Friday, I went on a movie date with Brian. I had a good time. ^^ We saw CJ7. It was a cute Hong Kong movie, much better than what Rotten Tomato rates it at. Very Asian in taste, complete with my kind of humor. ^^ After the movie, ...

FFXI March 2008 Update…

Monday, March 10th, 2008

2 hours 40 minutes left to go... I'm gonna go read a book. >.>;

Kyou no Ryouri – Unagi no Oda Maki Mushi

Monday, March 10th, 2008

Another recipe from my current favorite magazine, Kyou no Ryouri. From the same issue as the warm apple milk drink (right above, too!). I made it to eat tomorrow for dinner. A slight jump in fooding topics... For my actual dinner, I had left overs from several dinners, so I ...

Kyou no Ryouri – Warm Apple Milk

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

I came across a recipe for warm apple milk in the January 2008 issue of Kyou no Ryouri. What attracted me to it was the ingredient mirin. Normally, I don't associate mirin with sweets. Yes, mirin is sweet, but I've never seen it being used in anything other than entree ...

Kyou no Ryouri – Daikon no Soboro Ni

Wednesday, March 5th, 2008

February issue of Kyou no Ryouri had a recipe for daikon no soboroni. It looked simple enough. It said time to cook was 15 minutes. Well, it lied. It took me 1 hour. Also, I don't know how to convert metric to imperial and vice versa. I guessed on the ...