mamiko
The main snack of the day is - Holy shit!
Deep fried soft shell crabðŠ ^ ^.
The crab had been in the freezer for months waiting for its turn to be served, and I was wondering which sake would go best with the sake we have in the house... and I chose this nigori sake ð¶âª
Ah! I remembered that when I had fried soft shell crab a few months ago (this is the other half of the time ^ ^), it was special junmai Kita-Akitað¶ (à¹ËËË).
It was a coincidental choice of sake from the same brewery.
It was a delicious sake with a slightly sweet, smooth, and pleasant texture that was really easy to drink and perfect for the seasonal firefly squid and spring cabbage.
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Good evening, mamiko!
Your dish looks so good! And it's a very versatile drink that goes with a lot of things ð.
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mamiko
Good evening, Pon-chan.
I can't get enough of this moment when I say, "I'm going to have a drink, I'm going to have a snack, I'm going to have another drink (*ÂŽ-`), and then I'm going to have another drink (*ÂŽ-`), and then I'm going to have another drink (à¹ËËËË).
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mamiko, konbanha!
I hope you are enjoying your sake ð.
Kita Akita is an easy to buy sake that can be found in supermarkets, but I can't get my hands on it yet:((:)
Surprisingly it's not too spicy ð.
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mamiko
Erin, good evening.
I often see Kita Akita in mass merchandisers and I just pick it up ^ ^ ^.
I've only had a few different kinds, but I think they are all slightly sweet, refreshing, and easy to drink... âª
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