Add as much as you want...and add different fresh ingredients too.
...it's what I eat.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Semi-Homemade Salsa
Corn, green peppers, and black beans in salsa make me happy. Easy adjustment. Look--I'm following Sandra Lee's advice by going semi-homemade. Except I didn't make a cocktail at the end.
Add as much as you want...and add different fresh ingredients too.
Add as much as you want...and add different fresh ingredients too.
Chocolate Crush [almond] Pocky Sticks
I can't believe I haven't done a post on regular Pocky sticks. Well, this link will have to do for now: See pictures here. They have funny/weird Pocky commercials here too.
These almond-covered sticks are good! I still like the original best, and I probably always will, although the green tea , pumpkin, and "Men's Chocolate"/dark chocolate (lol) ones made me very happy.
My co-workers really like the original Pocky sticks and have asked where to get them. You can get them at Japanese or Asian grocery stores (R-N Market...Central Fish Co., Mitsuwa, etc.) UC Berkeley's on-campus food places (haha! Shows how many Asians there are). I got these almond ones at Central Fish, a favorite for local Japanese-Americans (well, Asians in general...and there's a lot of Mexican foods there too. Regular Pocky sticks are usually around $1.99, but I've seen them for more and, occasionally, on sale for cheaper. They don't always have cool flavors, by the way. Big places like Mitsuwa do though!
These almond-covered sticks are good! I still like the original best, and I probably always will, although the green tea , pumpkin, and "Men's Chocolate"/dark chocolate (lol) ones made me very happy.
My co-workers really like the original Pocky sticks and have asked where to get them. You can get them at Japanese or Asian grocery stores (R-N Market...Central Fish Co., Mitsuwa, etc.) UC Berkeley's on-campus food places (haha! Shows how many Asians there are). I got these almond ones at Central Fish, a favorite for local Japanese-Americans (well, Asians in general...and there's a lot of Mexican foods there too. Regular Pocky sticks are usually around $1.99, but I've seen them for more and, occasionally, on sale for cheaper. They don't always have cool flavors, by the way. Big places like Mitsuwa do though!
Julie's Imagawayaki
I can never remember the name of these things. It's like... Imananji desuka Wakabayashi. lol That last word is a real last name, and these things always remind me of it.
Anyway, Julie has an imagawayaki maker now, so she gave us some an-filled ones and some filled with some kind of shrimp paste. It was cool how there were sweet and savory ones.
Anyway, Julie has an imagawayaki maker now, so she gave us some an-filled ones and some filled with some kind of shrimp paste. It was cool how there were sweet and savory ones.
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