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Shuai Wang’s Miso Pecan Butter Mochi Cake
Except I didn’t have pecan so sub pistachio and pinenuts, Candy Cap ice cream and spiced red wine jelly
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And a very funny looking knife
 
Turkey Jook. Post-Thanksgiving Chinese-Americanism.
First pic is the finished turkey jook, after meat picked from carcass and added; pot hermetically sealed, left overnight to cool.
Second pic is 3 hours into the simmer. Simple ingredients: turkey carcass, rice, water, ginger, garlic, ramen pepper.
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Turkey Jook
Garnishes: dry brined roasted turkey, crispy Surinamese style fried onion from The Netherlands, scallion, coriander leaf, Japanese artisan soy sauce, Japanese sesame oil, Taiwanese fermented chili-soy bean oil, black sesame seed, Japanese ramen pepper
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looks spectacular! Must give jook a try, never had it never made it.

(BTW, those fried onions are likely originating from Indonesia, but may be wrong there)
 
looks spectacular! Must give jook a try, never had it never made it.

(BTW, those fried onions are likely originating from Indonesia, but may be wrong there)
Good eye. A friend of mine from The Netherlands gifted me some spices/condiments, AFAIK they’re Indonesian/Surinamese, …though not sure if they’re made in Netherlands or imports. Jook was a good enough reason to open this jar.
Jook is quintessential simple fare—just bones, water, rice, a little salt, etc.
 
As my white noise to sleep; I listen to Japanese cooking/restaurant videos. :)

tonight I made TENSHINHAN! A crab omelette over a steaming pile of rice with aa savory/sour sauce poured over it. I made my wife’s plate beautiful, and I flubbed mine in the excitement. Here’s both:
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