THese days, most of all convenience store sell instant Mentaiko pasta(Microwave cooking).
Sorry to attach dirty picture. I took mistake :|
If you come to Japan, and I think everyone will go to convenience store, take this and enjoy Japanese traditional(?) pasta :D
Remember, cut seaweed is always beside mentaiko pasta :)
:p No need to explain. I have written about Mentaiko Pasta more than 3 or 4 times on this blog.
My and Most of Japanese's favorite pasta.
Pasta with cream or ketchup is most popular in your country isn't it?
Japanese absolutely favor Mentaiko Pasta :D
As dinner, lunch, or side dish for beer, it's anytime favorite to me!
I'm not sure how can I call this pasta.
This is stirfried pasta with garlic, chili, and bacon.
I ate this one for lunch today, I'm so hungry now (7pm in Japan).
Noodles can't make me full for a long time.
This is always one of most popular pasta in Japan, I think it because the ease of the procedure.
I don't need to prepare knife. Just tear ingredients and stirfry with pasta.
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I will leave for a short time trip to my friend's place for about 5 days. I'm not yet sure when I will come back.
After I waste all of my money, I will be back :p)
I'm not sure that I can visit your blog or reply comment. Thank you for your understanding!
This is side dish with beer last night.
It's simple. There are humbulg steak sold in market, we just need to buy them.
Usually, "save 50%" seal are put after 6om. so it costs 50 cents per each.
If you like it, you can grill it and take.
But I prefer this small meat ball rather than humbulg steak.
So I mix all 4 humbulg steak and pug them. Dredge a little bit potato starch and depfry them(not grill).
And then I dip them into soy sauce and Japanese Karashi(mastard) sauce.
Great combination with beer, but it is popular among kids :D
As I wrote already, my mum often cook pasta because of ease of procedure :p
And I eat it as relish with whiskey.
Healthy and delicious. This pasta is .... I don't know the name.. :O
Tomato, okra, bacon,salt and pepper.
I want to visit Italy to eat pasta someday :D
