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u/belaGJ Nov 26 '24
This looks extremely unappetizing, even the rice looks disgusting, mission accomplished
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u/felipelacerdar Nov 26 '24
You would be really surprised how good it usually is. I had some Japanese roommates here in Brazil, and at first they hated how some of our "Japanese" food looked. But after trying it they were like: "this is definitely not Japanese food, but its soooo goooood"
OBS.: Not every Japanese restaurant here in brazil freestyles their recipe. Many of them keep it very traditional and similar to the original.
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u/Carbyne27 Nov 26 '24
What sauce did they use ?
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u/Zealousideal-Pie6235 Nov 26 '24
Tare (εγ or γΏγ¬, Japanese pronunciation: [taΙΎe]) is a general term in Japanese cuisine for dipping sauces often used in grilling (yakitori and yakiniku, especially as teriyaki sauce) as well as with sushi, nabemono, and gyoza.
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u/evohans Nov 26 '24
tare is just like saying "grilled meat sauce" but there are lots of different types of tare.
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u/ThisMeansRooR Nov 27 '24
At first I thought it was super twice baked potatoes and it looked awesome. If only it was and that was beef gravy they poured on it
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u/United_Parfait_5267 Nov 26 '24
WTF is Temaki? Sounds crunchy and delicious. These girls look hot biting into it BTW! π π€€.
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u/itsFRAAAAAAAAANK Nov 26 '24
Dudeβ¦ in the carβ¦