Japanese Hiyashi Chuka: The Cold Ramen With Five Toppings
The Japanese cold ramen for summer – chilled wavy noodles in tangy sesame-soy sauce, topped with five distinct ingredients arranged radially: ham, egg crepe, cucumber, tomato, and corn.
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The Japanese cold ramen for summer – chilled wavy noodles in tangy sesame-soy sauce, topped with five distinct ingredients arranged radially: ham, egg crepe, cucumber, tomato, and corn.
The Austin morning standard – warm flour tortillas filled with soft scrambled eggs, crispy bacon or potato, melted cheese, and salsa. The breakfast every Texan grew up with and Californians discovered in 2010.
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