Last night, I got some persimmons from my husband's student. Persimmons are representative of the fall harvest in Japan. Of course they are good to eat as they are, but I decided to cook them somehow. I don't prefer them very much, but persimmons are my husband's favorite. While he was at work, I thought long and hard about just how to impress him with the persimmons. Finally, I came up with the idea of making Persimmon Cobbler. I've never tried or heard of this cobbler before. But trying something new sometimes surprises us. Let's see. (Well...in case it WAS a bad surprise, I used apples as well) Oh, and also, I though it was little too high calorie, so I didn't make the crisp topping. While the cobbler was in the oven, the smell of it made us happy. It was a sure sign that the cobbler would turn out good. Smelling it was just like torture, until after it was cooked.Finally, when we ate it, we appreciated this fall's harvest . But we thought...we still needed the crisp plus vanilla ice cream on top of it, even though it is super extra high in calories... Ahhh we are both such sweet teeth.
Showing posts with label Bon Appétit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bon Appétit. Show all posts
11/10/2010
11/08/2010
Extravagant Soup
My husband brought Ise-Ebi (Japanese Lobster : 伊勢エビ)home with him. Seems like he got it from a fisherman around his work. Sometimes it happens here in Tokushima. We live next to the Pacific Ocean, so the fishing thrives. There are so many nice people here. We often get many things from them. We appreciate their kindness, and feel very lucky to be here. Ise-Ebi are known as an auspicious food in Japan. We eat them in new years day or on some special occasions. So it is a little weird to cook Ise-Ebi on such an ordinary day like today. Also, I didn't know how I should serve it. Well, I finally settled down to making Lobster miso soup. It is a super extravagant soup to me, but it was really good.
11/03/2010
Black Soybeans
9/03/2009
2/24/2009
Mexican Food
2/14/2009
Bob's Big Boy Restaurant
2/05/2009
Frozen Yogurt
There is one Pink Berry store in down town Monrovia which is close to my house. I've been there a couple times. I always like their frozen yogurt, so I was excited to eat the Yogurt that I bought at Trader Joe's.

2/03/2009
Teriyaki
Japanese people don't eat Teriyaki Chicken as much as Americans think. Tempura is not eaten as much either. Since yesterday, I have craved for Teriyaki Chicken. I finally made some for myself today. It is easy. What you need is cooking wine, Soy sauce, Sugar and Ginger. If you don't have ginger, that's okay. Mix all of the ingredients with the chicken and marinate them overnight. And the next day, pan fry them. That's all. I added some broccoli to the dish because it becomes a little more colorful.
1/29/2009
Cookies
Now I can make whatever I want and enjoy cooking everyday.
But
I gained weight.
1/26/2009
Rustic Cherry Pie
1/22/2009
Cafe Latte
Sometimes, I drink Cafe Lattes.
"Latte" means "milk" in Italian. Cafe Latte=Coffee+Milk. But in my knowledge , Cafe Lattes are made from Espresso and milk foam. Is it only in America? In Italy, too?
By the way, I've heard people over there don't use spoons whenever they eat pasta. Only children use them. Did you know that?
1/18/2009
Midori
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