Feb 16th, 2009
by youlin.
Healthy recipes : Tuna Salad (鮪サラダ)
Ya, is time to have some light and easy meals after a heavy, gourmet food during CNY. 
I had had this delicious, yummy Japanese salad yesterday dinner. Cheap, free and easy meals with full of nutrition volume.
Ya, I can’t wait to share this dinner recipe to you now.
Try this !

Japanese salad recipes : Tuna salad
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Posted in: Salad.
Tagged: cooking recipes · dinner recipe · healthy recipes · Japanese cooking · salad recipe
Feb 10th, 2009
by youlin.
Japanese Pickled White Radish
Tsukemono,(pickles) is very famous healthy dish in Japanese cuisine. No Japanese meal is quite complete without a good pickle side dish.The simplest meal is nothing more than a bowl of rice and umeboshi (pickled plum), but tsukemono are also served at the most sophisticated and complex feasts. The pickling process is done in various methods depending on desired flavor and length of storage. Some are preserved for only 1-2 days to 5-10 years.
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Posted in: Side Dishes.
Tagged: daikon · japanese diet recipes · pickled daikon · tsukemono
Gourmet Food during Chinese New Year..
Hi, I am back after a week CNY holiday.
I had a very enjoyable Chinese New Year with Eat, Eat, Eat…(Great to me since I really Love to eat.. Haha!) and today I just reliased that terrible overweight..
I gonna stop reduce eating, and start again my diet plan soon :)
Here to share you some of the delicious gourmet food that I had had during Chinese New Year..
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Posted in: Chinese New Year.
Tagged: chinese new year food · gourmet food
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And to all Entrecard droppers and readers, “Thank You” for dropping by.
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I hope to see you back..
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Jan 24th, 2009
by youlin.
Happy Niu (OX) Year 2009
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On Chinese New Year Eve, all family members gather to have the most important reunion meal in the entire year. This is similar to Christmas dinner for westerners. Therefore, Chinese families usually serve expensive cuisines like shark-fins and abalones during this day. Traditionally, the meal is prepared by all adult female members of the family, which helps binding a close relationship amongst the female members. As more women join the work-force, the responsibility is passed to whoever available on that day. Nowadays many families opt to dine out for this special meal and reservations must be made months before to ensure availability.

Chinese New Year 2009 falls on January 26th and will mark the 15 day long festivities beginning on the said date and going on till the 9th February.
Chinese have a unique way of representing the New Year through animals. They have 12 different animals to represent each year of the 12 year -cycle and the order remains the same throughout with the year of the rat beginning the cycle and the year of the boar/ pig ending the same. As the Chinese year 2008 was signified as the year of the rat, this year2009, is going to be the year of the ox (niu). So, you can hear ox related Chinese “Niu” Year Greetings, niu zhuan qian kun “牛转乾夔 , niu nian xing da yun “牛年行大返 etc..
What food to eat during Chinese New Year?
Mandarin Oranges = (金) Gold
Chinese people are very superstitious in many ways, the superstitions played major parts in forming the Chinese customs. Continue reading →
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