No, I'm not rigging up a Hibachi grill in the ol' apartment, but I'm pretty darn close to getting the rice just right and my tofu noodles kick some a*s. Seriously, an old roommate of mine got me a pound of Ahi as a birthday gift one year and it was the best EVER.
Ok, so that's another thing I miss about the Bay Area. Buying FRESH seafood right off the boat in Live Oak Harbor!
Is it lunch yet?
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OMG I am so there with you. I mean my tofu noodles kick no @$$ but my soup base stock is nearing perfection.
I too could eat one form of japanese food or another every single day.
Now if I can figure out the perfect cut of beef to buy out here in the sticks to turn into shabu-shabu I'll be nearly happy. Fish? forget it. The only thing I miss about L.A. is the sushi and sushi grade fish.
I have but danced at the edge of Japanese food, with only a single trip to a sushi bar. But it was very tasty indeed. I need to get some braver friends to hang out with. :)
My DH & I had our first date at a Sushi bar (his choice) & right then & there I knew he was a keeper!
We try to have sushi a couple of times a month, but these Southern California gas prices are cutting into my sushi budget!!
yum! i'm sure if you did get a grill everyone in your neighborhood would be there to eat. they are soooo good!
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