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I bought some rice balls at J-Town. This was the plum version.
You open it up and the nori and it is separated from the rice.
If you pull down on a strip it open right up and you can fold the rice ball into it.
It has a little bit of plum, but it could use more. Each one cost $1.50.
Found this video on YouTube of two guys eating a umeboshi for the first time. I laugh everytime I watch it.
Happy New Year to all of our family and friends. 2016 will bring another busy year to our family. We headed into Scarborough for the day at G-ma’s and G-pa’s. The day included a game of Rumoli, it started with Claudia, Alex, Auntie Carolyn, Angela and Dylan. Eventually Dylan ran out of chips and Gillian started playing, here she is after a few hands of winning.
Angela and Dylan.
Chloe checking out the neighbourhood, she was particularly excited when Todd pulled up outside.
As always she was good.
Alex was also doing well at the beginning.
Melissa, Todd and Susan.
Mom prepared another great meal, new this year was crawfish. They were pretty good.
Sushi!
This fish was big, the picture doesn’t really show how big it was.
Chloe hanging out with Susan, at one point Chloe was sleeping on her lap and Todd was wedged up against Susan.
There was tako.
There was lots of Sashimi.
Some kamaboko.
Grandma didn’t have any mein for her chow mein, so she used some imposter mein, it was still good.
Kazunoko (herring eggs).
The table is set.
Melissa photobombing someone’s photo of the fish.
It was a great meal!
We headed downtown today to the TIFF Bell Lightbox located at Reitman Square on the north-west corner of King and John Streets. Since December they have been showing films from Studio Ghibli. Princess Mononoke is one of the few films of Hayao Miyazaki that we have not seen.
We took advantage of the extended family day pass for the TTC over the holiday break. For $11.00 we can all tavel on the TTC. With the weather so cold today it came in handy as we did the subway and streetcars. Here are the girls on the subway on our way downtown.
The girls with Totoro.
Afterwards we headed up to Dundas Street and the Japanese Noodle House Kenzo Ramen for an early dinner.
Claudia has been determined to try her hand at making sushi. Finally today she sat down and washed the rice (5 times as all the recipes stated), cooked it and mixed up the ingredients. She used crab meat and takuan for the centres, we didn’t have any cucumber. Her first one was a little big, but she got the hang of it and we had it for dinner. She did a great job. Here she is with her finished plate of sushi.
We headed out to G-Ma and G-pa’s in Scarborough on New Year’s Day. With the snow we received since Boxing Day it made for good tobogganing conditions.
Gillian and Angela having a little trouble.
Tim and Stella joined us, along with Alex and Emi. Here are Stella and Emi coming down.
Of course what does down, must come up.
Angela and Gillian making it further down the hill, not sure if I caught Gillian blinking or if she had her eyes closed all the way down.
Tim giving Stella and Emi a little push.
Gillian and Angela on the saucers.
Angela going solo.
Claudia and Alex on the inflatable.
Gillian and Stella on the toboggan.
Claudia and Alex after a run on the saucers.
Angela and Gillian mastering the hill with the toboggan.
Angela on the saucer.
Calling it a day after a good time on the hill.
Marley having a rest.
Time for dinner.
More good food, including some chow person.
Alex and Claudia.
Gillian with Grandma’s striped bass.
Lily with her helmet.
Angela keeping Lily amused with her many talents.
Lily having a sip of tea.
Canada Day we held our 2nd Annual Rainwater Ribfest with the Skjold-Pettersen’s. Here is Lars finishing off the first course chicken wings.
Second course was the ribs.
Lars sinking further into his chair. Having polished off the chicken wings, ribs, Susan’s pulled pork, burgers made with ground beef and italian sausage, bbq shrimps and potato salad we were all stuffed and moving slow.
The girls still taking advantage of the swings.
Lily after a busy day with Loki, Chloe and Milo.
On Sunday we got together with our neighbours for our first annual Rainwater Ribfest. Lars did up some smoked ribs and chicken in an electric smoker. We had tried it out a couple of weeks ago and we planned on the long weekend. Susan made some pulled pork in the crock pot.
We also had potatoes, corn, and chicken wings.
The girls digging in.
Lars looking content. We all ate probably a little more then we should have, but it was delicious.
The girls occupied with their technology.
Angela and Gillian braiding Madyson’s hair after dinner. We followed up with brownies and cheesecake and ice cream. It was a great evening with our neighbours. Claudia said it’s kind of funny that we called it “Rainwater” Ribfest when it was only our two families, to which I replied “we are Rainwater!”.
