After the tournament Christina requested a stop at the Asian Gourmet Market, a favorite shop of hers that we used to go to a lot when she was younger and she would buy a Japanese candy. Moa was excited to be around such familiar items and said that she would fix us dinner! 
She made hayashi raisu, a Japanese beef stew of sorts. 
Her variation had no mushrooms and a scrambled egg mixture placed on top of the rice before the beef and sauce were put on. 
It was DELICIOUS!!!!!! She said the rice “wasn’t good”; I’m not sure if that meant that it wasn’t cooked properly or flavored properly…but to the inexperienced pallet it was fabulous! Thanks Mao.
She made hayashi raisu, a Japanese beef stew of sorts. Her variation had no mushrooms and a scrambled egg mixture placed on top of the rice before the beef and sauce were put on. It was DELICIOUS!!!!!! She said the rice “wasn’t good”; I’m not sure if that meant that it wasn’t cooked properly or flavored properly…but to the inexperienced pallet it was fabulous! Thanks Mao.
3 comments:
Mao seems to be enjoying herself. How nice of her to share some cooking ideas with you all.
lv, GJ
looks yummy>>>>>can she pass along the instructions on how to build it in oklahoma????????
How sweet of her! I'm sure it was quite delicious!
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