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HungryChris

HungryChris

I want to thank @Anna N  for reminding me of Wasa. At one time it was always in my house, but when I moved to where we now live, it simply was not around and I stopped looking.

This morning, I was making the marinade for tonight's Korean BBQ chicken, and discovered that I had no sesame oil. I returned from a quick trip to remedy that problem with Wasa, as well. After tucking the trussed chickens into the marinade (and weeding and top dressing the asparagus bed), here is what I had for lunch: Wasa with a spread made from diced kimchi and cream cheese, topped with sliced marinated mushrooms, pickled onions and the last of an open growler of 8 Days A Week.

 

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This, I followed up with a second, topped with marinated sliced jalapeno.  I would be hard pressed to say which one I liked more.

HC

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HungryChris

HungryChris

I want to thank @Anna N reminding me of Wasa. At one time it was always in my house, but when I moved to where we now live, it simply was not around and I stopped looking.

This morning, I was making the marinade for tonight's Korean BBQ chicken, and discovered that I had no sesame oil. I returned from a quick trip to remedy that problem with Wasa, as well. After tucking the trussed chickens into the marinade (and weeding and top dressing the asparagus bed), here is what I had for lunch: Wasa with a spread made from diced kimchi and cream cheese, topped with sliced marinated mushrooms, pickled onions and the last of an open growler of 8 Days A Week.

 

IMG_2396.thumb.JPG.b5dab34c6c765f03116d52dd2a4e6e2d.JPG

IMG_2398.thumb.JPG.75eff359999968b5ebb345b75e1a02f9.JPGIMG_2397.thumb.JPG.ee47661095f00801e6e996cbfdfce0aa.JPG

This, I followed up with a second, topped with marinated sliced jalapeno.  I would be hard pressed to say which one I liked more.

HC

IMG_2399.thumb.JPG.6ed06273c6731db46918a0a999636e9b.JPG

 

HungryChris

HungryChris

I want to thank @Anna N reminding me of Wasa. At one time it was always in my house, but when I moved to where we now live, it simply was not around and I stopped looking.

This morning, I was making the marinade for tonight's Korean BBQ chicken, and discovered that I had no sesame oil. I returned from a quick trip to remedy that problem with Wasa, as well. After tucking the trussed chickens into the marinade (and weeding the asparagus bed), here is what I had for lunch: Wasa with a spread made from diced kimchi and cream cheese, topped with sliced marinated mushrooms, pickled onions and the last of an open growler of 8 Days A Week.

 

IMG_2396.thumb.JPG.b5dab34c6c765f03116d52dd2a4e6e2d.JPG

IMG_2398.thumb.JPG.75eff359999968b5ebb345b75e1a02f9.JPGIMG_2397.thumb.JPG.ee47661095f00801e6e996cbfdfce0aa.JPG

This, I followed up with a second, topped with marinated sliced jalapeno.  I would be hard pressed to say which one I liked more.

HC

IMG_2399.thumb.JPG.6ed06273c6731db46918a0a999636e9b.JPG

 

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