Okay now that I've got my schoolgirl fantasy confessions out of the way, we can move on to my lunch.
Last night Grandma J made Teriyaki Wasabi Salmon, a recipe which I actually remembered to ask her for this time! Woohoo! And even better, I have a picture of her to share with everyone. The majority of my bentos contain the food she so lovingly cooks for three families, so I think some credit is due. She protested the picture, but Mr. Pikko insists that under the surface she likes it. So if she meets us with a screech this afternoon, I'm so blaming it on him.
I've also decided to start referring to her as "Grandma J" because when I named the pic of her "MIL", Mr. Pikko's brain did some flipflops because it's too close to "MILF". Anyway, this is her! She's holding up a cookbook on the page with the recipe for the salmon, which follows:
Teriyaki Wasabi Salmon
1. Drizzle salmon with Mr. Yoshida's teriyaki sauce. (or other teriyaki sauce)
2. Spread mayo on top of salmon. If desired, mix some wasabi into the mayo.
3. Sprinkle Aji Nori furikake on top.
4. Place in microwave safe dish and microwave on high for 5 minutes. Check the salmon and if needed, cook for another 2-3 minutes.
Pretty quick, huh?? I am not a wasabi fan at all, but I tried the wasabi one (she makes with and without) and it tasted really great. It had the wasabi taste, but not the hotness. It's a quick 10 minute recipe, give it a try! ^_^
I forgot to mention that my ear is still swollen. I'd done the Neosporin and it seemed to help, but then last night I was cleaning my puffy ear when I realized that I was cleaning it with eye makeup remover. GOOD JOB, ME!
2 comments:
Actually, you aren't supposed to use neosporin on piercings - it interfers with the healing process.
Buy/use a dye free, antibiotic soap, such as Dial, making sure you properly rinse, and ONLY touch your ears with freshly washed, clean hands. I've always been told not to wash my piercings more than twice a day, since cleaning more than that can damage the skin cells.
To help with the swelling you can mix a quarter teaspoon of sea salt into 8 oz. of distilled warm water, and soak each ear for 5-10 minutes, cleaning it when you are done.
I've got nine holes in my ears and this system works pretty well.
wow, really? microwave, huh? That makes me nervous... Would you go about it the same way in the oven? Thanks for recipe, though... sounds REALLY good!
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