Again, I will list my accomplishments last month and one that was not yet listed for Feb.
On 2/10, my Yurine Clam Chowder Soup received the award for excellence at Hokkaido Asahibeer's contest. Yurine is potato-like vegetable shaped like flower petals. Of course you can use diced potatoes instead ;) Those potato kinds keep the soup warm a little longer.
On 3/8, my Fresh Strawberries and Collagen Gummi Chocolate received the multi posting award. Did I post too many recipes?! LoL Anyways, I used a heart shaped ice maker which I bought at Daiso.Last month, I couldn't apply for any contests after all... since it was quite a move after the quake. Hopefully, I will start applying for them from this month!
I'll do my best!!!
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congratulations once again! i watched the short video clip and it was so cute hehehe. its quite amazing that your recipe was made into a video :D
ReplyDeleteThank you grub!
ReplyDeleteYes!!! It was also broadcast on TV once and many of my friends watched it :) I wish I can have that kind of chance again but only once in a great while is reality... haha
congrats dear! ur recipes are always v creative n the dish always looks so appetising! did i mention to u that i tried ur mini heart cutlets? hehe, well i did! but i left out the pork... it isnt as easy as i thot it'd be... and the heartshape didnt really show v well. maybe it's cos it's my 1st time attempting it, and i was too generous with the panko coating ;) haha~
ReplyDeleteanyways, here's the link to my dish: http://thechefandherguineapiggie.blogspot.com/2011/03/mini-heartshaped-cutlets.html
i'll love to try ur Mayo Curry Stir-fried Diced Potatoes! Looks very appealing to the eye n im sure it tastes awesome ^_^
ReplyDeletep.s. i googled "yurine" and honestly, i've never seen this b4! is it only available in japan? or maybe i haven paid much attention @ the fruit & vegetable stores?
Hi mica,
ReplyDeleteThanks!!!
Really?! I will take a look later ;)
Hi mica again,
ReplyDeleteSlight curry flavor is liked by many people in Japan. I will translate it someday soon ;)
I think Yurine is only available in winter (in Japan maybe...). But I think you might find it (in winter) at Japanese grocery stores around your place. It is very Japanese vegetable, so not at the oriental stores, I guess ;)