Delicious Writing October 25, 2013
PC TECH students have been writing about their favorite foods.
Takuma from Japan has had a change of taste since his childhood:
Of course my favorite food is Japanese [cuisine] such as simmered seaweed, grilled fish, riceballs…oh, I can’t write everything about my favorite foods!
But my favorite is my mother’s cooking. She’s such a good cook. Since I left Japan, I have really missed her cooking. I really want to tell you about Japanese food because most people think sashimi is sushi. Japanese food equals sushi. I think that’s true. Sushi is a favorite food of Japan.
Do you know natto? It’s traditional Japanese soybeans. When I was a child, I hated it because the taste is so strange and the smell is so bad. But now it’s [one of my favorite foods].
New York has a lot of Japanese, but they are [mostly] not real. If you want to try [Japanese food], you should go to Japan. You would be able to enjoy a different taste and I think it would be a good experience for you.
I love [every kind of food], but I hated mushrooms when I was a child because the texture was so unusual for me. My mother cooked them well, but I couldn’t eat them. My mother said, “If you don’t eat it, don’t leave the table!” I was so scared.
Actually, my hobby is cooking…so now mushrooms are my favorite food!
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