how can it already be sunday?
Aug. 31st, 2008 03:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
insanenekoAnother amusing cat video on Youtube that I watched several times over, laughing the entire time.
Saw two amusing tofu brands I'd never seen before at a new Japanese grocery store, Otokomae and Masahiro. Otokomae has a huge 男 on it and Masahiro has a guy's face on it (I keep thinking the guy is a car racer or something). Found pages with pics of the tofu:
Otokomae
Masahiro
Seems like Otokomae is very tasty. I need to go back and try it!
I am thinking of buying a heavy granite mortar and pestle to make pesto. I searched the internet for a decent bottled peso brand, but all I found were many assertions that it's either fresh pesto or no pesto. I don't own a food processor and don't really want one. We have a basil plant now, so I thought I'd give it a go. Seems like many cultures make great use of mortar and pestles...I will have to look around and see what joyful uses there are so that I can push myself to buy one.
Saw two amusing tofu brands I'd never seen before at a new Japanese grocery store, Otokomae and Masahiro. Otokomae has a huge 男 on it and Masahiro has a guy's face on it (I keep thinking the guy is a car racer or something). Found pages with pics of the tofu:
Otokomae
Masahiro
Seems like Otokomae is very tasty. I need to go back and try it!
I am thinking of buying a heavy granite mortar and pestle to make pesto. I searched the internet for a decent bottled peso brand, but all I found were many assertions that it's either fresh pesto or no pesto. I don't own a food processor and don't really want one. We have a basil plant now, so I thought I'd give it a go. Seems like many cultures make great use of mortar and pestles...I will have to look around and see what joyful uses there are so that I can push myself to buy one.
