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boroboro

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Hello, I'm kinda new to the forum thing so please forgive anything I do that isn't appropriate.
I just wondered how many people have seen the movie called, "Tampopo". If you have, does it make you hungry? If you haven't seen it and your into food it is a "must-see". Hilarious movie. neh?
 
Does it make me hungry? LOL.... Thats an understatement!
Also makes me want to open a noodle shop of my own! ...LOL.
I enjoy that movie very much!
If I ever make it to Japan, the first thing I want to do is go to a ramen shop like that!
Slurp! Slurp!
 
I make "rice omelets" pretty often for breakfast (we always have leftover rice and eggs in the house). I try to make it very much like in the movie but do have a few variations. I add a little milk to the eggs for fluffiness. A dash of onion salt, white pepper and a little bit of shoyu in the rice. When I'm making it for me I also add a lot of Cholula brand hot sauce in the rice and on the eggs since I like it hot. I wonder if japanese ketchup is a lot different than Heinz?
 
Is there a place where I might be able to find the recipes for making Omuraisu? Thx!
 
CHOLULA!!!! That stuff is a god send!!!
 
Tampopo! That was the first Japanese movie I've ever seen! My dad watched it with me about 15 years ago. I thought maybe in my travels I'd run into it again on DVD (or even VHS) but so far, no luck.

I remember wanting to make my Sapporo Ichiban soup like theirs, with pork and vegetables. Ha ha.
 
bezz said:
It might be nice to have ramen at Taimeiken, where Tampopo was filmed. Tidbits here.

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Oh my, that looks just sooo good... <drool>
Now I want it really bad! Is there a recipe for it anywhere? The Url above gives me a 404 Not found error
 
Lina Inverse said:
Is there a recipe for it anywhere? The Url above gives me a 404 Not found error
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JinJapan changed its site name to Web Japan last month; this is the new location. Click "next" at the bottom of the page, and you'll see the recipe.
 
bezz said:
JinJapan changed its site name to Web Japan last month, this is the new location. Click "next" at the bottom of the page, and you'll see the recipe.
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Thanks. Gotta try it out sometime (but with pork instead of icky chicken).
 
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