
First, let me present Unagi Don homestyle! Don't pay $12 or even $11 for this great tasting dish. Just buy a pack of frozen unagi from those Asian grocery stores (for about $9) and you can actually cook two sets of Unagi Don with this. I was just being hungry when I did this and finished off the whole pack...hehehe... Top it off with a sprinkle of dried sea-weed and sesame seeds garnish.

I know I cooked mostly Japanese influenced cooking, but I guess they are usually easy to do...;;^^ also haha...just realised that me working on a restaurant's menu as a freelance job before actually paid off with the way I described my own cooking!
And oh oh oh...serve these with Japanese green tea that you can buy for about $2.50 per pack at Asian grocery stores.
Economic, simple and nice! ^^
2 comments:
I think you've solved my 'what to cook for dinner tonight'! They do look really yummy!
yum.. i will try the Unagi soon.. thank for the great meal tips.. I am so running out of ideas to cook, this cold is still bad, i may pop in today for yarns, but still waiting for bf to get ready
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