Sunday, March 14, 2010

Ohina-sama - Curry Recipe

On March 3rd, the Ohina-sama were taken out from the box and displayed.

Last year the Ohina-sama were taken out after boxed for 25 years. The Ohina-sama seemed to be crying at the time, but they were taken out again for the presentation to the children on the Children’s Day, May 5th, at one of the Chicago elementary schools.



On that day Keiko asked me for my curry recipe. Curry recipe was posted on my Japanese blog http://ishimaru92.blog105.fc2.com last year. Here is translation of the recipe.
It is good to first make a pot roast first and use the leftovers of the roast for the curry. (It is very good for busy people when you can prepare for two different dinners with one dish.)
1. Pot Roast
Buy inexpensive pot roast double amount enough for curry (4 or 5 lb. for 4 people)
Take out fat from the pot roast (expensive roast has no fat)
Brown the pot roast
Cook pot roast with small heat (slow cooker or 250° oven can be used) about 5-6 hours
Seasoning for meat:
1 cup wine
1 tsp black pepper, garlic (or 4 cloves)
½ tsp each chicken and beef stock powder, red pepper
1 pinch rosemary
1 can diced tomato
Cook the following chopped bite-size vegetable in the cooked pot roast last half hour or until vegetables are soft
2 carrots
4 stalk celery
1 pepper
1 zucchini
1 onion
2. Curry
Use left over pot roast meat
Cook the following chopped bite-size vegetable first with seasoning and water
1 carrot
2 stalk celery
1 potato
Seasoning:
1 cup wine
1 tsp black pepper, garlic (or 4 cloves)
½ tsp each chicken and beef stock powder, red pepper
3 Tbsp curry powder
Put the pot roast meat in the above softened vegetable
(chicken can be used for additional meat)
Make sure there is enough juice. If not add 1 or 2 cup water
Dissolve 2 Tbsp corn starch into 1 cup water
Mix the cornstarch water into the curry
3. Is there left over curry? If so, make Curry Soba (buck wheat noodle)
Pour diluted curry over cooked soba

Are we going to eat and drink in the Heaven?
Please read the following Bible verses. Yes, I believe we'll be feasting at banquets with Jesus. Rev. Oyama used to say that in heaven everything will be a hundred times better than on earth. Well, then, that means foods will be hundred times more delicious than what we are eating now.
Luke 13:29, 30 People will come from east and west and north and south, and will take their places at the feast in the kingdom of God. Indeed there are those who are last who will be first, and first who will be last.
Isaiah 25:6 On this mountain the Lord Almighty will prepare a feast of rich food for all peoples, a banquet of aged wine --- the best of meats and the finest of wines.
Matthew 22:2-3 The kingdom of heaven is like a king who prepared a wedding banquet for his son. He sent his servants to those who had been invited to the banquet to tell them to come, but they refused to come.

7 comments:

  1. I love the Luke,Isaiah, and Matthew verses that you employ to tie them together for this unique message, you did it like a teaching pastor does.
    Great !. keep rolling ! Hiroko

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  2. Thank you, Dr. W.
    I'm glad someone reading my article.
    Thanks! Hiroko, House on the Rock

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  3. Rock ? Lord Himself is Rock. His words also like rocks, unchangeable. Please read Jeremiah 28 when you have a chance. very interesting stories,but Jeremiah proves to be True Prophet over the other prophet Hananiah. I am always intrigued by the fact of existence in Old Testament times of people publicly regarded as prophets.

    Frank

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  4. Thanks to "Anonymous (Frank)" for leaving your comment on this blog.
    Hiroko read the Jeremiah 28. Isn't it dangerous to talk about the word of God? Prophet Hananiah were killed as Jeremiah said.
    People should be so careful to say that this is the way God said.
    Thanks! Hiroko, from the House on the Rock

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  5. great!!! you had someone else like 'frank' to leave you comment. praise the Lord! :)

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  6. Hi, Kit:
    How did you find out "Anonymous (Frank)" comment? Did you receive some information?
    Sometime he leaves his comment for my blog. Thanks you for your message. Hiroko

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  7. how did i find out? as i scroll down to read your post and suddenly i saw 'anonymous' left you a comment on the left side of your blog. is 'anonymous (frank)' (i like the way you called him) mean dr. w? his english name is frank :)

    www.tradingyoke.com

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