Posted in Food, Vegetables, tagged Food, Ginger, Turnip on April 8, 2023| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse wasn’t going to take a picture, just prepping vegetable for The Cat’s bento, but thought it would make a nice picture.
Thinly sliced turnip and ginger, simmered for 20 minutes or so. Turnip turned translucent. Almost looked like something out of Fantasia. 🙂
Drained and finished with olive oil and sea salt.
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Cheap Eats, Home Eats, tagged Food, Tofu, Turnip, Fishcake, Instant Noodles, Home Eats, One Bites on March 3, 2023| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse playing with his food.
Turnip slices, kamaboko fishcake, pickled turnip, burdock banchan, tofu squares, furikake. Took longer to make than eat. Hee hee.
The Mouse did not add the soup package, less salt consumed. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Eating Out, Food, Lunch, Bento, Home Eats, tagged Bento, Food, Leftovers, Sweet potato, Turnip on March 2, 2023| Leave a Comment »
The Mouse, working from home, nothing fancy eats.
Pastele, rice (about two and a half bites), sweet potato.
With ginger, one dried date. The turnip absorbed the spiciness of the ginger. Salt added before serving. The water from cooking the turnip made for soup base for The Cat’s noodles, turnip-y and ginger-y. Hee hee.
The rest of the rice, pastele bite, leftover yuba rolls, fried pork crumb, sweet potato, turnip. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Japanese cuisine, tagged Beef Tendon, butterfish, Food, Japanese cuisine, Sushi, Turnip on January 16, 2023| Leave a Comment »
The Cat and The Mouse try try, Akira Japanese Restaurant. The Mouse feels half Japanese restaurant, half izakaya.
Not sturgeon caviar, flying fish, salmon, uni, and something else The Mouse couldn’t identify. Try try.
The butterfish was well prepared. The Cat liked. 🙂
The Cat has approved a future return. 🙂
Be safe, eat good.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Home Eats, Leftovers, Vegetables, tagged Food, Lamb ribs, Noodles, Turnip on June 23, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Working through chef’s vegetable balsket. First turnip and tops, the tops were a little wilted, nothing wrong, seems turnip tops naturally wilt fast.
The Mouse soaked them in water for a while (it’s good to work at home 🙂 )
The Mouse peeled and simmered the turnips for The Cat’s bento.
Base of rice and sweet potato, takan and pork belly, turnips. The Mouse kept the turnips whole for aesthetic purposes. The Cat they looked like mice butts. Hee hee.
For the turnip tops, The Mouse added them to The Cat’s ramen bowl of lamb rib bones and wakame.
The Cat slurped.
If The Mouse could turn back time, maybe open up a small ramen shop. Hee hee.
Stay safe and well.
The Mouse
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