FYI

[whiterussian9]

Buying all organic/natural foods and/or product is grossly expensive, especially if you're getting meat. I spent about 40-50 bucks more than I normally would have for organic equivalents to most of the stuff I usually buy. I eventually want to make an entire transition to organic stuff, because the crap that gets pumped into our food scares me,

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[whiterussian9]

Heh, this will be my first foray into cooking tofu. I've had it in stir-fry before, but never cooked it myself. It should be fun. I ended up getting some toasted sesame seeds to add to the sauce, and I also picked up some dried japanese chiles, for that extra oomph. :)

I'm hungry

[anonymous]

Sounds like it will probably be good. But not as good as delicious sushi. Where is that place? What is it called? I ask only because you haven't replied to my voicemail and I have no clue how to get there.

--Talia

Re: I'm hungry

[whiterussian9]

Its at 2150 N. Prospect Ave. in Milwaukee. The zip is 53202. I assume you were able to get reservations? BTW, I haven't replied to your voicemail because my phone is broken. I posted about that a couple days ago. You can email me with other questions/comments if you want, Tal.

Oh, yeah

[anonymous]

Also, good for you. The best way to make farming operations turn organic is to spend your money on organic. Yea!

[bohemiak]

mmmm. sounds great. i luuuurrrrve tofu. the "barbecue" sauce should be fine.