Curry rice

I watch a KZfaqr named Nami who cooks in every video and uses both dashi and kombu on occasion. Everyday homecooking introduces viewers to all sorts of unique and intriguing ingredients specific to a culture.

Thanks for your kind words and super thanks!

I'm stealing this one 😂

Thanks for watching and the super!

Thanks for the super! I apricate it. I'll eat curry!

Where I live in the US we call them cable cars. The exception is if it is a stand alone car…just one place for passengers and it’s open to the air at all, then that is called a Trolly. ✌🏻💕😃

@@melissadunton3534 As a child, I lived in Akron. Our transportation system was exactly what the videographer called electric trams. We did not use the term "tram" we simply called them buses. It's like going into a US supermarket and using a "shopping cart" to put your groceries in, but in Britain, the same thing is call a "trolley." There are different words for the same thing from one country to the next.

@@gloriawatson yes, I’m aware of that. That’s exactly why I commented. So I could share with you the fact that in this part of the US we call them cable cars. But there are also other types of transportation that use the electric overhead…they are just a single car/seating area with open air sides and back, though they do have a windshield at the front….in my area they are called trolleys. Like the trolley on Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood. I wasn’t saying anything derogatory about your comment, just adding some more info to it. That way ppl would also know the terminology if they visit the east coast. Because different names, wording, etc… doesn’t just differ from Country to country. In the US it can differ from state to state and sometimes even between different counties in the same state. *the reason I specified that I’m in the US was so anyone who read my comment would know that what I’m saying is specific to where I live and since you didn’t mention where you lived as a child, I assumed it was either the US or Canada*

this guy likes his pork. i haven't seen much vegan japanese foods, perhaps if you view from a strict spiritual temple discipline you will be graced by such meals.

@@missymoonwillow6545 there’s a vegan Japanese community because there are many Buddhists in Japan. There’s vegan Japanese cooking channels on KZfaq (VegaNice Japan is my favorite)

It’s usually on the table. Thanks!

Thank you!

Dashi would be classified as a broth. Consomme is distinguished by being clarified using egg whites.

What is the reason for the footbath? ＞ Warming the calves improves blood circulation, warms the body, promotes waste products, and alleviates fatigue.

@@socks_cat356 thank you for explaining we dont have that Ive never seen it in my life. In South Africa we don't have that in streets.

That is a trouser/pants press for removing wrinkles.