twinkie "sushi". the link takes you to the recipe. i can taste the dried metallic-y fruit rollup and squishy overly sweet sponge and lard-like filling already. gack.
dominica, who refuses to comment publicly but i shall reply so
hypothesizes that this could possibly be made edible by the removal of the fruit rollup and instead covered in mochi. because it is really cute, and should be given a chance. i think that would work, but i really hate the filling. although i haven't actually eaten the filling since 1989, is it less pork-like these days?
"gack", in my opinion, would have to be an understatement. My Japanese better half took one look at it - then his face turned bright green as he choked on the words, "Hen desu! Are wa totemo, totemo hen da yo!" (That's weid! That's really, really weird!) I agree with him a hundred percent.
DISCLAIMER: this is a personal journal with no desires to be anything but. it contains my opinion with occasional fact thrown in; recipes have been tested where noted, in an unairconditioned kitchen in the tropics. YMMV. for my sake and yours, consult a professional!
9 comments:
9/09/2004 03:19:00 PM
Hi Santos,
Well tell us...what the heck is it?
9/09/2004 04:11:00 PM
twinkie "sushi". the link takes you to the recipe. i can taste the dried metallic-y fruit rollup and squishy overly sweet sponge and lard-like filling already. gack.
9/09/2004 05:47:00 PM
Hi Santos,
Eeeeek! What are these people thinking?
9/10/2004 10:48:00 AM
Please tell me you're kidding. I was thinking how adorable they looked, and then I saw the words in the link. Twinkies?!?!? Unreal.
9/10/2004 12:51:00 PM
hey avatar
gwaaaan, click on the link! i felt the exact same way you did--"oh cute, i wonder--heeey, what the--?!"
9/10/2004 11:11:00 PM
dominica, who refuses to comment publicly but i shall reply so
hypothesizes that this could possibly be made edible by the removal of the fruit rollup and instead covered in mochi. because it is really cute, and should be given a chance. i think that would work, but i really hate the filling. although i haven't actually eaten the filling since 1989, is it less pork-like these days?
9/11/2004 12:05:00 AM
oh my. gack is right!
6/16/2005 05:25:00 PM
"gack", in my opinion, would have to be an understatement. My Japanese better half took one look at it - then his face turned bright green as he choked on the words, "Hen desu! Are wa totemo, totemo hen da yo!" (That's weid! That's really, really weird!) I agree with him a hundred percent.
6/16/2005 05:34:00 PM
hi midge! :-D ah, i'm glad gack translates to japanese
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