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Added: June 30, 2008

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Author: fullmetalsp
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Added: June 27, 2008

I visited Japan about 4 years ago and fell in love with the Japanese street food, Takoyaki. They’re difficult to find in America, so of course, the only choice was to cook ‘em myself!I used a recipe I found online, and decided to do sort of a photo diary of it. This isn’t a really healthy treat, but it tastes awesome. Also octopus is good for you.Recipe:INGREDIENTS: * 1 2/3 cup flour * 2 1/2 cup dashi soup * 2 eggs * 1/2 lb. boiled octopus, cut into bite-size pieces * 1/4 cup chopped green onion * 1/4 cup dried sakura ebi (red shrimp) * 1/4 cup chopped pickled red ginger * *For toppings: * fried bonito flakes * aonori (green dried seaweed) * Worcestershire sauce or takoyaki sauce * mayonnaiseClean and wash the octopus. If it was froze, thaw it first. Fill a large stockpot with water and add a cork to it (not sure what this does–but a lot of people suggested it for cooking octopus). Bring the water to a boil.CAREFULLY add the octopus. Make sure it’s fully submerged. Lower heat to medium and boil uncovered for one hour, periodically refilling water if any parts of the octopus peek out of the water.After an hour, test the octopus for doneness. Do this by piercing the thickest point of the tentacle with a fork. The flesh should yield easily to your fork.Carefully remove the octopus from the water, and set the water aside. We’ll be using it later.When the octopus is cool enough to handle without burning yourself, carefully run it under warm water and gently scrub it to remove any skin that might have come loose during cooking. Transfer to a plate and cut into small, bite-sized pieces. Don’t make them too big or the takoyaki will be hard to turn!Cut up other ingredients as well, such as your green onions or any other vegetables you’re using.Set these aside for now.Turn one of your burners to medium (medium flame for gas ranges) and set the takoyaki pan on it. They take a while to heat up, and you don’t want the batter to sit for too long. Brush a bit of oil into each of the cups.Begin preparing your daishi soup. I like to use the water from boiling the octopus as it’s nice and octopus flavored. You can use new water if you’d like. The directions on our package called for 5 cups water to each teaspoon of soup mix used. We’ll only need 2 1/2 in the end, but it was easier to do it this way, plus none of our 2 1/2 cups would be lost to evaporation!If you don’t want to waste your daishi, just do 2 1/2 cups water and a half teaspoon of daishi.While your water is heating up, measure out your flour into a large mixing bowl.Once your water comes to a boil, add the daishi and stir until it dissolves. once this happens, gradually add it to the flour. Add your eggs as well, and stir. When the mix is ready, it should be the consistency of very thin pancake batter. Your pan should be hot by now. Test it by slightly wetting your hand and flicking water at it. If it crackles when the water touches it, it’s ready.Important: When turning or handling the takoyaki, use bamboo skewers. They’re about as thin as toothpicks at the ends, and make it very easy to handle the takoyaki. Chopsticks and forks are far too unwieldy and thick to work correctly.Carefully add your batter. You want to completely fill all of the cups. When you have, quickly add your ingredients–octopus first, then your ginger, green onions, and shrimp. Wait a few moments and then begin “carving” around the edges of the takoyaki, and separate them the best you can from any excess batter. You may feel them begin to move as you do this. If you notice the sides are beginning to turn brown, begin to roll the takoyaki onto their sides. Carefully roll each of the takoyaki until they are upside down.Continue to roll the takoyaki carefully, trimming away any sticky bits that stick out. If the takoyaki are sticking, brush a bit of oil on top of them as you roll to keep them nice and slick.The takoyaki are done when they’re golden brown and sound a bit hollow when tapped with the bamboo skewer. Skewer each of them with the bamboo… Skewers… And place on a serving plate. Top with okonamiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, aonori, and dried bonito for that authentic flavor. Some people like them plain, but I just can’t get enough of the crazy sauce combo.Caution: Takoyaki are HOT on the inside, and the tako is still pretty chewy, making a hasty swallow next to impossible if you bite into one that’s too hot. They’re usually eaten whole, so you can see why this is a problem. Wait a few minutes before you start to eat them and be careful with the first one. You don’t want to burn yourself!Original Recipe: http://japanesefood.about.com/od/seafoodfish/r/takoyaki.htmSong: Natural Beauty by CORE OF SOUL

Author: LenaAndreia
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Added: June 21, 2008

Anime, Karaoke Shikimaru, Burn up Excess

Author: shikihugo
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Added: May 29, 2008

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This is my favourite anime and still is to this very day!!!This is the opening and ending credits it was the same through all 13 episodes, enjoy!!!Oh… i’ll take request if anyone wants episodes, leave a request on my home page with your name and episode Or episodes that you want, BUT under these conditions:1; the episode you pick must not already be uploaded on youtube unless you REALLY want me to upload it.2; when i upload an episode it can only be in English OR Japaness langue.1997 ALC, Culture Plublishers DVD

Author: sasuke6887
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Added: May 23, 2008