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<description>i love eating 'n' cooking!i'll show u mainly about food in Japan☆and i'll practice writing English on this Blog,too.Thats why this Blog is in English. So, excuse me about my frivolous sometimes...</description>
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<title>nice 2 meetu ;)</title>
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<![CDATA[ <div align="center"><a href="http://stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20091006/22/usaneko-pi/50/84/j/o0640048010269171158.jpg"><img alt="うみゃーごらす　～tasty in Japan☆～-DSCF3277.jpg" src="https://stat.ameba.jp/user_images/20091006/22/usaneko-pi/50/84/j/t02200165_0640048010269171158.jpg" border="0"></a></div><p>today's dinner☆ </p><br><p>the right is Japanese-style fried vegitable, and the left is Miso soup!</p><p>i cooked the both☆</p><br><p>the right is with sliced Japanese radish"Daikon", Chinese cabbage, minced pork and beaf, shrimp and welsh onion.</p><p>i stir-fried these in a little sesame oil and added salt and Dashinomoto, a japanese famous seasoning.</p><p>And i also added soy sauce and dried bonito flakes to this finally to give it a delicate flavor.</p><br><p>Miso soup is with onion and potato.</p><p>The sweetness of these vegitable makes this soup more delicious and deep!</p><br><p>Let's try～♪</p><br><p>From now on,</p><p>i'll show u many Japanese home style dish and the foods of restaurants or cafes in Japan!</p><br><p>nice 2 meetu;)</p><br><br>
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<pubDate>Tue, 06 Oct 2009 22:03:30 +0900</pubDate>
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