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Archives for January 17, 2010

Answer: SUSHI! (Question: What do you make when you have nothing in your fridge but eggs and sweet potato?)

January 17, 2010 MissWattson 1 Comment

The answer is always sushi... This is the simplest meal. It looks beautiful, and it will make you feel like a gourmet. In that sense it's very Japanese: Very few ingredients + fresh flavours + not a lot of preparation time. Of course, Japanese cooking assumes you understand how … [Read more...] about Answer: SUSHI! (Question: What do you make when you have nothing in your fridge but eggs and sweet potato?)

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