devil wrote:
I believe the white/pink fish cakes are called ‘naruto’ in Japanese.

That’s the nickname for the fishcakes that have the little "swirl" design etched on them with food coloring, thus the use of naruto, which is swirl, or whirlpool, in japanese (Seriously, haven’t you seen anime?). Otherwise, fish cake is "kamaboko", or an even more general term is "surimi", which covers all products made from fish paste, including those disturbingly delicious imitation crab sticks.

Damn "holier-than-thou" wikipedia editors….

Warui Tanuki wrote:

lexnokc wrote:
that looks like a great dish, but does anyone have the recipe for bukakke?? :twisted:

Yes. Yes, I do: http://japanesefood.about.com/od/udon/r/bukkakeudon.htm

It’s good stuff.

wow……….. ummmmm ok………… *runs away*

Blaster wrote:

lexnokc wrote:
that looks like a great dish, but does anyone have the recipe for bukakke?? :twisted:

Why, are you hungry?

ouch. you bastard. you got me! LOL

lexnokc wrote:
that looks like a great dish, but does anyone have the recipe for bukakke?? :twisted:

Yes. Yes, I do: http://japanesefood.about.com/od/udon/r/bukkakeudon.htm

It’s good stuff.

lexnokc wrote:
that looks like a great dish, but does anyone have the recipe for bukakke?? :twisted:

Why, are you hungry?

There’s a magazine with a cover story on menopause in the food picture. :lol:

Tauntaun13 wrote:
B.O. taking physical form reminds me of Foul Ole Ron from the Discworld books.

Obviousely. Was my first thought too. But of course, Ankh-Morpork is fantasy version of NY in many ways (olfactory and other).