If you'd like to join me at my next Japanese cooking class, we'll be making traditional sushi, chirashi sushi (sushi in a bowl) and suimono (clear soup).
When: Tuesday, March 10, 7 pm
Where: Pasadena Buddhist Church, 1993 Glen Avenue, Pasadena
How Much: $15 includes a hands-on lesson with a professional instructor and three-course dinner.
RSVP: Misako Morihiro, misamasumori@yahoo.com
If you're interested in attending, please be sure to email Misako. This popular class is sure to fill up quickly.
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How do you say such a deal in Japanese! Sounds like too much fun--
Well, I'm willing to do my part. Cooks need eaters, so...
Desiree, "Such a deal" would be "Su-cha di-ru" in Japanese.
CP, So, are you coming for the eating portion? It's su-cha diru.
FREE food, SC? (A dog doesn't pay for his food!)
Do you speak Japanese? I'm waiting for the Indian food lesson although I'm curious about a Buddist church (not temple?) in Pasadena.
Curious, Have you seen the Buddhist Temple (church?) on Figuroa? Looks like a conversion of a romanesque church with yellow foo dogs out front. I guess that would make it Chinese. It's a very bright shade of orange
I speak Japanese very poorly. I'm better after a few cups of sake (pronounced sock - e, with a soft e as in pet).
It is funny that it's a "church" and not a "temple." The Japanese-American brand of Buddhism is much like Japanese-Americans themselves - quite Americanized.
I haven't seen the church on Figueroa, but I have been to that enormous temple in Hacienda Heights. You can eat a good, cheap Chinese lunch there among the monks.
If I lived in Altadena, I would be there.
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