G is in Japan.
I'm not coping well with the fact that I'm not in Japan. I thought making a faux Japanese dinner might make me feel better. It sort of did.
I've progressed from using up leftovers to just eating anything I can find in the house. I told G I'd clean out the freezer while he was away. I don't know if that agreement extends to me eating his groceries but I've found some tasty treats (and unidentifiable treats) and have decided to help myself.
Tonight's treats, that I felt could be tied into a faux Japanese dinner, include sausages (surely G wouldn't have let them slip....perhaps they're mine?) and a chicken breast (I know for a fact this is his because I recently sold it to him for a princely sum).
The sausages were used in the gyoza....painful little things to make! With the sausage mince I included some ginger, garlic, soy and sesame oil. Once wrestled inside the dumpling wrappers I fried them then steamed them. I was quite chuffed with the end result....they look pretty good right? They tasted just as good.
I've progressed from using up leftovers to just eating anything I can find in the house. I told G I'd clean out the freezer while he was away. I don't know if that agreement extends to me eating his groceries but I've found some tasty treats (and unidentifiable treats) and have decided to help myself.
Tonight's treats, that I felt could be tied into a faux Japanese dinner, include sausages (surely G wouldn't have let them slip....perhaps they're mine?) and a chicken breast (I know for a fact this is his because I recently sold it to him for a princely sum).
The sausages were used in the gyoza....painful little things to make! With the sausage mince I included some ginger, garlic, soy and sesame oil. Once wrestled inside the dumpling wrappers I fried them then steamed them. I was quite chuffed with the end result....they look pretty good right? They tasted just as good.
After the gyoza entree I poached the chicken in a chicken stock, mirin, ginger, and spring onions from the garden.
All round quite satisfying.
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