new year
Memories of New Year's feasts in Japan
posted on 28 Dec 2006 by maki ::
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I love Christmas celebrations, and Thanksgiving when I'm in the U.S., but the holiday that has the most memories for me is New Years. This is the biggest holiday celebrated in Japan. continue reading...
Blini, caviar and local sparkling cider
posted on 1 Jan 2004 by maki ::
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Happy new year!
Last night, we had two favorites for our little New Year's Eve party - blini with caviar and smoked salmon, with a local speciality called Blauacher Chlöpfmoscht. continue reading...
Toshikoshi soba: noodles to end the year
posted on 30 Dec 2003 by maki ::
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a hot and steamy bowl of soba noodles to end the year
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