R Richard4747 後輩 Joined 25 Mar 2012 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 25 Mar 2012 #1 Please would you tell me what this tin contains. Thanking you in anticipation Richard Attachments japan.webp 18.4 KB · Views: 184
Mike Cash 骨も命も皆此の土地に埋めよう Twenty-year veteran Joined 15 Mar 2002 Messages 16,758 Reaction score 2,298 25 Mar 2012 #2 Charcoal-grilled yakitori, tare flavor. Why did you take the photo with the text upside-down?
Grandpa Frank Sempai Admin Twenty-year veteran Joined 21 May 2003 Messages 14,310 Reaction score 4,404 25 Mar 2012 #3 I wonder....... what the shelf life of canned chicken is? Uncle Frank :?
R Richard4747 後輩 Joined 25 Mar 2012 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 27 Mar 2012 Thread starter #4 please would you tell me what this tin contains R Attachments japan.webp 18.4 KB · Views: 213
thomas Unswerving cyclist Admin Joined 14 Mar 2002 Messages 21,050 Reaction score 18,903 27 Mar 2012 #5 Your answer has already been answered in this thread. Please do not open a duplicate thread.
R Richard4747 後輩 Joined 25 Mar 2012 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 31 Mar 2012 Thread starter #6 Mike Cash said: Charcoal-grilled yakitori, tare flavor. Why did you take the photo with the text upside-down? Click to expand... My ignorance. Apologies. No offence to the Yakitori intended. I now seek instructions for the use of yakitori all the best
Mike Cash said: Charcoal-grilled yakitori, tare flavor. Why did you take the photo with the text upside-down? Click to expand... My ignorance. Apologies. No offence to the Yakitori intended. I now seek instructions for the use of yakitori all the best
Petaris Sailing away... Top Donor Fifteen-year veteran Joined 3 Aug 2007 Messages 1,290 Reaction score 1,611 4 Apr 2012 #7 Richard, Just in case you didn't catch it further up in this thread, yakitori is fried chicken (but not usually breaded). Yaki = fried, Tori = bird (with regards to food this is almost always referring to chicken).
Richard, Just in case you didn't catch it further up in this thread, yakitori is fried chicken (but not usually breaded). Yaki = fried, Tori = bird (with regards to food this is almost always referring to chicken).