Landon cheated and used a heat-and-serve package mix to make this.
He used five of these packs and added shiitake mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, konnyaku noodles, sausages and Waimana eggs. The pack was on sale for $2.39 at Marukai.
Note on Waimana Eggs. This was posted on the OK Poultry website:
Due to the temporary egg shortage at our farm, we had to come to a tough decision to postpone our participation at Kaiser High School Farmer's Market on Tuesdays until further notice. We anticipate our new birds to start producing eggs by this summer, so we are planning on returning to Kaiser as soon as we have sufficient supply. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience but hope you can continue to enjoy our eggs through our store in Waimanalo and other retail outlets such as Don Quijote, Nijiya, and Marukai.
14 comments:
Oooooh that looks so good!
It was winnahs, Mich!
Isn't the package mix for gyudon? The way Landon made it, it sounds like it'd taste a whole lot better.
Your men are all good cooks! That looks so very yummy!!!
Be careful of the high sodium ! Not healthy cooking lol
awwwww. Dinner looks yummy
Awwww that's too bad...I blame you. all of your readers bought out all their eggs! >:-)
It is, Lorna. You're supposed to be able to just heat and add to rice or noodles.
They are, Kay.
Anon, we are too unhealthy in our cooking.
Thanks, Susie!
LOL, Les.
My eyes are going for da eggs! Yummers! But I did not see da sausage in da bag. I tink dat was one added ingredient! ; )
Holy Moley Again! ; )
too bad about the shortage:(
Kat, me and coworker CQ were picturing the hens stressing out seeing the line of people waiting to buy their eggs. LOL!!!
That is some fancy Gyu Don. It is so much easier this the package mix. I going try.
Looks good. Is that Longanisa in there?
Mmiissee, it's not Longanisa, but it is some kind of spicy sausage.
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