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EM’s Gourmet edit

Oh yes, I did it again! I took Japanese cooking classes at EM's Gourmet last Friday. I LOVE to learn, that's it. It is part of my adventurous nature. Thanks Chris for the invite...I promise you a sushi fiesta SOON!

Roll_1_1 We had so much fun: learned from Japanese Chef Midori Sasaki and had a great lunch, all created by US! This is not the first time I take cooking classes at EM's, last time was last November and IT was fantastic too.

Midori Sasaki and Efrain Barrera have  a very nice Japanese-French-Thai fusion restaurant in Panama City, Panama, It is called EM's Gourmet.  Their address is: Avenida Samuel Lewis – Calle #58, Edificio La Ronda   --  Piso #12, Local 12-A. Tel.: 214-4723 / 613-8799

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Yannabel, Bonchy & Chef Melissa (Nov. 2004)

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Sra. Rosa, Dayanara, Yami & Chef Melissa (July 24, 2005)

Abrazos,

Chef M/

TODAY @ tastydesign.org: "Vintage & Tasty : Assert your Freedom"

  • by Chef Melissa
  • June 27, 2005
  • 12:58 pm

Comments

Picture of Dr. DINGO Dr. DINGO said on...
06.28.05 at 12:08 PM |

The black & white has a nice antique effect. Those 1926 pics would not look authenic but anachronistic in color.—Don’t U think?

Your entire web site is outstanding.
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Picture of Melissa Melissa said on...
06.28.05 at 12:53 PM |

Yes, I do agree. The banana scallops recipe is from a 1926 magazine, a true vintage smile

Picture of Elvira Elvira said on...
06.30.05 at 07:52 PM |

Tienes un magnífico blog!

Picture of Melissa Melissa said on...
07.01.05 at 02:12 PM |

Gracias Elvira por visitarnos…tu blog me encanta, realmente que si! smile

Picture of Petit Careme Petit Careme said on...
07.03.05 at 09:12 AM |

Yummy sushi!  And such neat rolls.  Our Japanese friend tried to show us sushi making but we managed to create triangular sushi!

Picture of Ponzu Ponzu said on...
07.03.05 at 02:00 PM |

Nice to meet you.
I’m interested in your blog because it has SUSHI picture.
I’m Japanese, of course, I like SUSHI★
I’m glad to your cooking Japanese food.
And you are eating Japanese food using Japanese tableware-HASHI,WAN.
It’s amazing for me.

Picture of yammy yammy said on...
07.06.05 at 01:40 PM |

Hi!!
I’m Japanese too.
I like SUSHI very much!
Especially, I like INARI-SUSHI☆☆
It’s delicious!!!!!!
Do you know INARI-SUSHI?
If you like too, I’m glad!!!!

Picture of Melissa Melissa said on...
07.07.05 at 12:41 PM |

I am so happy, yes, I am. It is amazing how many visits I have received recently from Japanese bloggers. Until a month ago I was just a very good client of the local sushi restaurants, now, I have learned the technique and LOVE it! thank you, thank you to the Chefs that shared their secrets with me. I will post more on Japanese cooking and SUSHI very soon. Love, Melissa

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