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cooking round-up: jan.–mar. 2025
japanese curry rice, served with fried egg and fukujinzuke
yu xiang eggplant (recipe: omnivore's cookbook)
oshiruko (recipe: just one cookbook)
baked kimchi rice with cheese (recipe: the woks of life)
instant pot chicken paprikash (recipe: lakes and lattes)
vegetarian mulligatawny (recipe: ministry of curry)
seri muka (recipe: sift & simmer)
rou zao fan (recipe: the woks of life)
edamame, tofu, and pickled mustard greens stir-fry (recipe: the woks of life)
Black Sesame Zenzai (Oshiruko) with Tofu Dango / 豆腐白玉の黒胡麻ぜんざい (Vegan)
// Episode 899 //
Otama is given a delicious bowl of Oshiruko ~
Laura@2/22猫スイーツbook発売@Caroline318 猫おしるこで鏡開き 餅粉で猫を作っておしるこに浮かべました♪
A nice snack for a walk on a cold day! Oshiruko is a sweet dessert soup made with azuki bean. Warms your hands, satisfies your sweet tooth, and provides a nice energy boost. I wished there was mochi in it too, but honestly it was hard enough to drink the beans out of the can so I get it. Maybe they could make this a pop-top?
In any case, shake well, or be prepared to stand on the street corner with a can fully upside down over your mouth, shaking it hard enough for the last few beans to come falling out but there’s more than you expect and they fall directly into your throat hole and you choke and yell “Glucjkfhhkf” and everybody looks at you and there’s bean sludge all over your face. Hypothetically.
The difference between zenzai and oshiruko differs depending on where you’re form. I’m assuming that they’re talking in the Kanto style lingo here, because Kojuro’s oshiruko in the game is the coarse bean soup and in Kansai terms that would’ve been a “zenzai”.
“Smooth” bean soup means that you can’t see the beans, and it really just looks more like a red liquid.
Regionally-speaking Nobunaga’s territories are closer to Kansai (it has its own region designation, not Kanto and not Kansai), but well, Voltage staff seems to be usually Tokyoites (Kanto).
Table of difference below: