January 21, 2019

Meals Offered in the School Canteen at My Daughter's University, Part 13/娘の大学の学生食堂で出される食事、パート13

1 Nakatsu shio karaage
Nakatsu is the city in Oita prefecture that is famous for its chicken karaage. Shio means salt. 
2 Cabbage rolls and chicken simmered with tomato
3 Mapo tofu
1 中津の塩唐揚
2 ロールキャベツとチキンのトマト煮
3 麻婆豆腐



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2 comments:

  1. Kei NishidaFebruary 19, 2019 at 7:50 AM

    Hi Hiroyuki:

    This is the first time that I am contacting you.

    I really enjoy your blog, and there is so much in-depth information about Japanese cooking that I use it as a resource anytime I make a Japenese dish! You have such a wide range of delicious recipes that it's hard to choose just one to make for dinner each night! I'm really excited to try your Menchi recipe.

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  2. HiroyukiFebruary 21, 2019 at 8:01 AM

    Dear Kei,

    Thanks for your comment, and sorry for a late reply. I noticed your comment only this morning.

    Thank you for your kind offer, but I have to decline it mainly because I'm not up for the challenge of reviewing green tea although I love it, drinking much more green tea than coffee.

    I have just visited your site, and I've been impressed with your enthusiam about green tea! I hope you keep up the good work!

    Best regards,

    Hiroyuki

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