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I love to write, but I also love to cook, so when I write stories I inevitably include a lot of detail about my favorite dishes. You can check out my stories at FictionPress.com under the username SeveRemus.
I love Japanese food, having grown up in Japan, but I also love indulging in American fast food, too! It's actually easier to tell you the few things that I don't like: uni, or raw sea urchin, is a great delicacy (i.e. expensive) in sushi, but I don't care for it unless it's used as a flavoring for osenbe (rice crackers). I'm also not very fond of slimy things, simply because when I have to wipe my mouth often with a paper napkin, my lips become chapped! So I prefer to have natto in ochadzuke so the hot tea cuts the slimy strings, and if I have to eat okra, I prefer it battered and fried. I also discovered that I couldn't stomach the fish sauce used in southeastern Asian cuisine, since it's fermented, and I simply refuse to eat kusaya because of its hideous odor. (Anything that smells like poo should not be consumed!) I have a limit to how spicy my curry can be, too. But other than the above exceptions, I like almost all food! ^_^
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I didn't research as much for this menu as for the Luncheon, but picked out a few things that sounded yummy!"