Crockpot
1 package of pork chops
1 jar of salsa
cook on low
serve with rice. Easiest meal ever and wicked tasty.
1 package of pork chops
1 jar of salsa
cook on low
serve with rice. Easiest meal ever and wicked tasty.
Good deal.:thumbsup:
Sushi: I love oyster sauce, I cook with it often. While a bit salty, so is soy sauce a kitchen pantry staple.
LL:angels:
Way back in the really ancient times ( I am not sure how long ago) Europeans used to put chocolate in chili. It was the Americans who turned it into a sweet type snack foodA simple one from me for now:
When you make chilli, put a tea-spoon amount of sugar in the sauce :thumbsup:
A simple one from me for now:
When you make chilli, put a tea-spoon amount of sugar in the sauce :thumbsup:
can somebody tell me two things about sushi? one, why is the rice always stuck together like they overcooked it? two, why do they use raw fish?ukey:
iamforever said:why is the rice always stuck together like they overcooked it?
Easier to eat with chop sticks? :dunno:
and this is coming from a guy named KungFuDude? :1orglaugh![]()
like i said, its not supposed to be like that. the nori (the stuff everyone thinks is seaweed but is actually a type of algae) is for holding it together. this is either grocery store sushi or just very poorly made sushi.
not to mention, sushi is a finger food! using your hands is a-o-k. completely acceptable both here, and japan.
I eat rice with chop sticks all the time, I'll have you know.![]()
Seriously, I've lived in both Korea and Japan and the rice was always stuck together no matter where I got it from. I just always thought that's how it was supposed to be cooked. Who knew?
I remember first trying (and struggling) to eat sushi with chop sticks, and my Korean friend laughed at me, then he picked it up with his fingers and ate it. Btw, those are some chop stick using mofrackuses!
when you get into an appreciation of food like the japanese have, youd want the real deal too.