REC: Chicken Nanbanzuke ...with dog...

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

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Mayo

2014-09-16 22:33:25 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方
字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

Never!

Does your dog cook too?

Ophelia

2014-09-16 23:00:52 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方
字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

Never!
Does your dog cook too?

Not so far as I know ... <g>

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Mayo

2014-09-16 23:09:49 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方
字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

Never!
Does your dog cook too?

Not so far as I know ... <g>

And no headbands either, yes?

Ophelia

2014-09-16 23:23:45 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方
字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

Never!
Does your dog cook too?

Not so far as I know ... <g>

And no headbands either, yes?

Oh no.. she is a wee collie. But I must say she is very feisty <g> If you
want a pic of her (sans headband) I am sure I could oblige ;-)

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Mayo

2014-09-16 23:31:23 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方
字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

Never!
Does your dog cook too?

Not so far as I know ... <g>

And no headbands either, yes?

Oh no.. she is a wee collie. But I must say she is very feisty <g> If
you want a pic of her (sans headband) I am sure I could oblige ;-)

Lovely dogs, I'd enjoy seeing a pic.

Ophelia

2014-09-17 11:40:50 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方
字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

Never!
Does your dog cook too?

Not so far as I know ... <g>

And no headbands either, yes?

Oh no.. she is a wee collie. But I must say she is very feisty <g> If
you want a pic of her (sans headband) I am sure I could oblige ;-)

Lovely dogs, I'd enjoy seeing a pic.

I will see what I can do:)) We have rescue dogs and this one is the
cheekiest, most feisty and bossy one we have ever had <g> She joins in
conversations too! When we are talking she will sit between and voice her
opinion. She really is *some* dog <g>

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Mayo

2014-09-17 20:52:10 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作
り方
字幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Hmmmm just so you don't ever think you will eat my dog ...

Never!
Does your dog cook too?

Not so far as I know ... <g>

And no headbands either, yes?

Oh no.. she is a wee collie. But I must say she is very feisty <g> If
you want a pic of her (sans headband) I am sure I could oblige ;-)

Lovely dogs, I'd enjoy seeing a pic.

That's just very cool, so will she go to a needy party at some point?
And if so, what will her skills be?

Ophelia

2014-09-17 21:49:22 UTC

Post by Ophelia
I will see what I can do:)) We have rescue dogs and this one is the
cheekiest, most feisty and bossy one we have ever had <g> She joins in
conversations too! When we are talking she will sit between and voice
her opinion. She really is *some* dog <g>

That's just very cool, so will she go to a needy party at some point?
And if so, what will her skills be?

Needy party?

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Mayo

2014-09-19 02:23:42 UTC

That's just very cool, so will she go to a needy party at some point?
And if so, what will her skills be?

Needy party?

Sorry, is "rescue dog" not the same as "service dog"?

I was thinking that perhaps her skills were of the sort that made her a
candidate for placement with the disabled.

My bad - here we have "pound dogs" - which we rescue from the animal pound.

More terminology disconnects.

;-)

Ophelia

2014-09-19 09:30:43 UTC

That's just very cool, so will she go to a needy party at some point?
And if so, what will her skills be?

Needy party?

Sorry, is "rescue dog" not the same as "service dog"?
I was thinking that perhaps her skills were of the sort that made her a
candidate for placement with the disabled.
My bad - here we have "pound dogs" - which we rescue from the animal pound.
More terminology disconnects.

Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

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Mayo

2014-09-19 21:41:27 UTC

That's just very cool, so will she go to a needy party at some point?
And if so, what will her skills be?

Needy party?

Sorry, is "rescue dog" not the same as "service dog"?
I was thinking that perhaps her skills were of the sort that made her
a candidate for placement with the disabled.
My bad - here we have "pound dogs" - which we rescue from the animal pound.
More terminology disconnects.

Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border collie
- you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

;-)

Ophelia

2014-09-20 09:37:17 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border collie -
you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

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Mayo

2014-09-20 18:23:48 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

Ha!

I had guessed maybe a miniature collie, it all makes sense now.

Ophelia

2014-09-20 19:34:19 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

Ha!
I had guessed maybe a miniature collie, it all makes sense now.

:))

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Mayo

2014-09-20 19:52:55 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

Ha!
I had guessed maybe a miniature collie, it all makes sense now.

:))

I suppose the proper name for that breed is "Sheltie"?

Ophelia

2014-09-20 20:32:58 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

Ha!
I had guessed maybe a miniature collie, it all makes sense now.

:))

I suppose the proper name for that breed is "Sheltie"?

I used to have a Collie (not border) which did look much more like a
Sheltie.

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Mayo

2014-09-20 20:56:24 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

Ha!
I had guessed maybe a miniature collie, it all makes sense now.

:))

I suppose the proper name for that breed is "Sheltie"?

I used to have a Collie (not border) which did look much more like a
Sheltie.

They're very attractive dogs, all varieties.

Ophelia

2014-09-20 22:16:54 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

Ha!
I had guessed maybe a miniature collie, it all makes sense now.

:))

I suppose the proper name for that breed is "Sheltie"?

I used to have a Collie (not border) which did look much more like a
Sheltie.

They're very attractive dogs, all varieties.

Yes:) I love my Border Collie best of all though:)

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dsi1

2014-09-20 22:13:39 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

Our dog is a Border Collie/English Cocker Spaniel mix. That's one smart
dog. Herding and pointing were deeply ingrained into her when she was a
pup. She's always position herself strategically to watch over the
people in the house.

Our condo was not a very good place for a dog like that. These days, she
stays with my son at his girlfriend's dad's house. He lives in a house
with a fenced in yard with several other dogs and cats. The family loves
dogs and they hold dog parties. People call the place "that dog house."

It all sounds like some story that people will tell their kids when they
come home and the dog's not there but it's all true.

Ophelia

2014-09-20 22:23:48 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

:)) It's her job:) These good dogs do that.

Post by dsi1
Our condo was not a very good place for a dog like that. These days, she
stays with my son at his girlfriend's dad's house. He lives in a house
with a fenced in yard with several other dogs and cats. The family loves
dogs and they hold dog parties. People call the place "that dog house."
It all sounds like some story that people will tell their kids when they
come home and the dog's not there but it's all true.
http://youtu.be/A822OKFMQTM

Lovely, thanks for the memory.

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Mayo

2014-09-20 22:55:10 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

:)) It's her job:) These good dogs do that.

Post by dsi1
Our condo was not a very good place for a dog like that. These days,
she stays with my son at his girlfriend's dad's house. He lives in a
house with a fenced in yard with several other dogs and cats. The
family loves dogs and they hold dog parties. People call the place
"that dog house."
It all sounds like some story that people will tell their kids when
they come home and the dog's not there but it's all true.
http://youtu.be/A822OKFMQTM

Lovely, thanks for the memory.

Here's an interesting version, a lot less hair, but he can still hit the
high notes:

Ophelia

2014-09-21 16:58:51 UTC

Post by Ophelia
Ahh ok in your parlance she is a 'pound dog' :)

Right, affectionately called "pound puppies" also.

She is a little old for that, she is 10 :-)

Post by Mayo
But you know it sounds like if she's smart enough to track along a
conversation and chip in I bet she'd likely make a great service dog.

I am sure she would. She is very smart and a joy to train:)

Post by Mayo
One breed we see here that gets a lot of attention is the border
collie - you just have to break them of the urge to herd cars!

She is a Border Collie:) I have had to work with her to not kill motor
bikes or the postman. Success:) The next project is cats.

:)) It's her job:) These good dogs do that.

Post by dsi1
Our condo was not a very good place for a dog like that. These days,
she stays with my son at his girlfriend's dad's house. He lives in a
house with a fenced in yard with several other dogs and cats. The
family loves dogs and they hold dog parties. People call the place
"that dog house."
It all sounds like some story that people will tell their kids when
they come home and the dog's not there but it's all true.
http://youtu.be/A822OKFMQTM

Lovely, thanks for the memory.

Here's an interesting version, a lot less hair, but he can still hit the
http://youtu.be/m9Qn8Uz7hTw

He looked better with the hair<g> He sure can still hit those notes:))

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dsi1

2014-09-16 23:30:11 UTC

Post by Mayo
http://youtu.be/Rvp-5EJb-Uw
Ingredients for Chicken Nanbanzuke (serves 2) 鶏肉の南蛮漬けの作り方字
幕表示可
300g Chicken Thigh (10.6 oz)
1 tbsp Sake
½ tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Ginger Juice
2 tbsp Potato Starch
70g Onion (2.47 oz)
20g Carrot (0.705 oz)
2 Bell Peppers
3 Butter Lettuce Leaves
½ tsp Cooking Oil
4 tbsp Water
4x4cm Kombu Kelp (1½x1½ inch)
4 tbsp Vinegar
1 tbsp Soy Sauce
1½ tbsp Sugar
⅛ tsp Salt
½ Red Chili Pepper
Toasted White Sesame Seeds

Boy, those guys always cook such small portions. They'll get one chicken
thigh and serve a family with it.

Mayo

2014-09-16 23:34:22 UTC