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Udon Party

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 “Udon” Austin, 2022

Tonight we went to a birthday party for a friend who requested udon. It was a lot of fun! I got to roll out the dough for a bit, and wow, that is tough work! But our friends are professionals, so even with my poor effort, the udon was in good hands. 😀

We also enjoyed a nice selection of saké, played with the hosts dogs and cats, and ate cake. It was awesome. I haven’t eaten udon too many times before, but I am growing to appreciate it. Double onsen-tamago is also nice. I love eggs!

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 “Udon Fixings” Austin, 2022
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 “Kneading the Udon” Austin, 2022
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 “Rolling Udon” Austin, 2022
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 “Udon Noodles” Austin, 2022
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 “Cooking Udon” Austin, 2022
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 “Udon Assembly” Austin, 2022
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 “Saké Selection” Austin, 2022

Indian Dinner

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 “Dinner and YouTube” Cedar Park, 2022

We had a dinner party, and the guest of honor requested Indian food, so my wife and her friends prepared an amazing feast for her. Since it was a “girls’ night”, I ate my plate of food in the kitchen while watching Splatoon videos. 😄

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 “Indian Dinner” Cedar Park, 2022

Quick Yakiniku Dinner

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 “Pork Yakiniku” Cedar Park, 2022

Tonight we enjoyed a simple sliced pork yakiniku. It was yummy and very easy to make! All the ingredients are readily available, and the dipping sauce for the meat is just sesame oil and salt. We prefer to have larger leaf lettuce, but we just used what we had left in the fridge, and sliced half an onion and two jalapeños. Kimchee and mozzarella cheese round out the meal. Simple and delicious! 😀