Sweets

[ithildin]

ninjababe, little darling that she is, brought me a surprise to work just a bit ago. Seems the produce store now has a small case of Japanese imports, and the they had Red Bean Cakes. I love Red Bean desserts!

There's a Japanese restaurant in one of the hotels at Disneyland, and they cater to the Japanese visitors to the park, so they have a much more traditional menu available, that seasonal as well. I had the most wonderful dessert of sweet rice dumplings in an a thick, hot, red bean paste mixture that was like a soup. God, it was good! The server was tickled that not only had I ordered it, but loved it so much. Usually only the Japanese guests ever ordered from that part of the menu. I would dearly love to have it again some day.

Comments

[dracschick.livejournal.com]

yeah, it's nice that Japanese food is readily available (like sushi) these days.

[keerawa.livejournal.com]

Red bean pastries, red bean paste over ice, mmmmm.

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

yum yum yum!

[mzlizzy.livejournal.com]

I've started indulging in stopping of at the Japanese market I pass on my way to work. Red bean pastries are definitely an indulgence!

But I have a hard time passing up really fresh sushi and great green tea ice cream in a single serving container.

Next time I'm down at Disney I'll have to look for the restaurant. I'm assuming it's in the Pacific?

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

For me it's gyoza and marinated seaweed salad with a hot bowl of udon.

Yep, in the Pacific, the entrance is actually on the outside of the hotel.

[ithildyn.livejournal.com]

Just looking at your user info. Nin and I have been talking about getting corsets for years. She almost bought one at Worldcon in San Jose a few years back, in fact. Now I know someone to talk to when we're ready to buy!

[mzlizzy.livejournal.com]

When you're ready to start looking let me know. If you want to learn about them we're having a lecture on corsets in May.
Go to www.farthingalesla.com to check out the details.