I wish we had these videos in higher quality, but hey.
War's "Ballero" for a classic Soul Train dance line:
the video, remixed:
"Dance With Me" Rufus and Chaka Kahn
Earth, Wind, and Fire "Mighty, Mighty"
Sunday, October 05, 2014
some favorite laughs
a recent round-up of things that make me laugh:
pug in the ball pit
Kristen Bell and the sloth
Pine Nuts vs Cumberbitches (Graham Norton show)
Jimmy Fallon and the Roots Soul Train parody
pug in the ball pit
Kristen Bell and the sloth
Pine Nuts vs Cumberbitches (Graham Norton show)
Jimmy Fallon and the Roots Soul Train parody
Ramen, again
First, a visual tour of noodle dishes, a little overwhelming.
Ah, ramen! making it right takes a lot of time and attention to ingredients.
Lately I have been making ramen at home using a recipe from a magazine. Not the instant kind with the dubious flavor packets, but something quite easy using chuka-men noodles.
A visit to the Nishiyama ramen factory in Japan, where fresh noodles are made:
Recipe for home-made yakibuta ramen from Cooking With Dog, showing a simplified version of the days-long, labor-intensive ways to make everything from scratch: pork broth, dashi stock, seasoned soft-boiled eggs, etc:
The right way to eat Ramen (from the movie Tampopo)
Ah, ramen! making it right takes a lot of time and attention to ingredients.
Lately I have been making ramen at home using a recipe from a magazine. Not the instant kind with the dubious flavor packets, but something quite easy using chuka-men noodles.
A visit to the Nishiyama ramen factory in Japan, where fresh noodles are made:
Recipe for home-made yakibuta ramen from Cooking With Dog, showing a simplified version of the days-long, labor-intensive ways to make everything from scratch: pork broth, dashi stock, seasoned soft-boiled eggs, etc:
The right way to eat Ramen (from the movie Tampopo)
Some Totoro music
Composer Joe Hisaishi, frequent collaborator with Hayao Miyazaki for the soundtracks of his films, performs one of the themes for the movie Totoro, "Kaze no Torimichi" (the path of the wind). If I want a cleansing cry, his music always works.
A cockatiel covers the ending theme song "Tonari no Totoro"---so sweet! what is it about this bird that is so tender?
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