
There are tofu shops making tofu everywhere. In Okinawa, although on a small scale, the genuine traditional tofu sold in mainland supermarkets could only be considered as raw garbage compared to the rich and delicious tofu found here.
After taking a bite of the silk, place some natto on top.
Use kitchen waste to make broth and then cook rice.
Coat with potato starch, fry it, and pour broth over it.
>>3The generic agedashi tofu I made with thickly sliced fried tofu I saw in a manga the other day was quite tasty.
Of course, making it yourself with tofu is better, but deep-fried tofu is convenient.
I like that even just pouring soy sauce is enough to satisfy when ginger and green onions would be good, but seem like too much trouble.
This extra commentary gives off the feeling of “Oishinbo.”
>>5Can I sum it up in a word!?
>>9I think that just changing “I can only think of it as garbage” to “it’s incomparable” would make it mild enough to be published in a manga magazine.
>>5I don’t need 80% of the left speech bubble, do I?
It’s been a while since I’ve seen a normal one.
He prefers good raw garbage, but if it’s at the supermarket, there’s a sense that cotton is a safer bet.
There are people who can only have conversations by belittling others or things… I guess it’s due to their upbringing and character.
>>8Stop talking bad about Tetsu Kariya and Deputy Director Tomii.
Garbage is your personality.
I love filling with raw garbage.
Yushi tofu
The left speech bubble should be deleted except for the last line.
I want to eat it with ponzu without any condiments.
I like to drizzle sesame oil on salted kelp.
I went to Okinawa last weekend and ate tofu, but I never thought of mainland tofu that way.
I like to put sliced Kyōtō green onions on top of silk tofu and drizzle it with roasted sake.
Raccoon Tofu
It’s troublesome, but it’s worth the effort for the deliciousness.
This tofu here is rich in flavor and delicious.
It seems like a statement that sensitive people might be concerned about.
No matter how delicious the food is, it feels tasteless when these guys are sitting next to you, giving their critiques; they have a human nature that stinks like a sewer.
Don’t use your mouth for anything other than eating or sucking.
The organic waste sold in supermarkets on the mainland seems like tofu compared to the organic waste here, which is rich in flavor and delicious.
Raw garbage is rich in flavor and delicious.
>>27I wonder why the original didn’t show this from the beginning…
>>29It’s the same taste as usual…
Is it what you call island tofu nowadays?
This person is usually very gentle in the story, so this panel feels really out of place.
What happened to the tofu from the mainland?
>>32Could it be that the tofu on the mainland at the time of serialization was like that? I momentarily think that.
You don’t have to belittle me this much.
I love eating boiled cotton tofu with a thick soy sauce made from a large amount of grated garlic.
It is good to swallow without chewing much and feel the energy in the esophagus and stomach.
>>34Are they doing esophageal cancer RTA?
Filial impiety.
>>57It’s probably fine to eat it occasionally.
Sometimes you just want to eat something reckless and messy.
>>57It sounds like something influenced Curry would say.
I truly believe that this is exactly what they mean by “tongue disaster.”
Close it with egg and dashi.
I always have spicy chili oil on hand mainly to pour over tofu.
I prefer silk over raw garbage.
>>27“Compared to this, Yamauka is trash,” but the anime is really doing its best to try to nerf it, and it brings tears to my eyes.
Compared to this, the original is crap.
I always think that no matter what, it’s something that someone else has put in a lot of effort and thought to prepare for me.
>>39Isn’t it nice…?
How can a character who is supposed to be a person of good character make such a subhuman statement? What kind of life must one lead to do something like this…?
>>51Born on October 6, 1941, in Beijing, Republic of China. After the end of the war, he returned to Japan and grew up in Denenchofu, Tokyo. Suffering from a tuberculosis infection, he was repeatedly hospitalized during his elementary and middle school years, and because he had many opportunities to see doctors, he initially aspired to become a physician. However, he developed a dislike for the gloomy atmosphere of the Tokyo University Hospital buildings and changed his ambition. After attending Koyamadai High School in Tokyo, he majored in quantum mechanics in the Department of Basic Science at the University of Tokyo.
Upon entering university, I aimed to become a scholar, but during the summer of my fourth year, I wanted to know “more about the raw realities of human society than staying in university.” After graduating, I joined the advertising company Dentsu and spent 3 years and 9 months as an employee. However, I couldn’t adapt to the company organization and started working as a manga writer during my time there. After leaving the company in 1974, I began working as a freelancer in earnest.
>>51That’s simply because Curry is less than human.
>>51The outcome was prepared with both parties’ agreement to compete, so it is not something to hold the person who said it responsible for too much.
That aside, usually things will become awkward from now on.
>>39Sometimes there are cases where not only the lines are altered, but even the twist of the plot is changed to make it more decent.
I like to eat silk that has been thoroughly drained of water and topped with broth.
I make my own dashi.
The fried raw garbage at izakayas often has raw contents, but I prefer the fried raw garbage because it’s lightly cooked and goes well with soy sauce.
Draining the water is important, isn’t it?
When trying to drain the water from soft materials like filled raw garbage, it can collapse before the water drains out.
Simply eat it with kimchi on top.
Sometimes it’s delicious when I eat it.
I love spicy Sichuan tofu.
When I saw the price of handmade tofu from Okinawa, it was definitely a price that made sense.
I think I’ll just go with the 50-yen supermarket raw trash.
It’s helpful that the trash lasts longer!
According to Chen Jianmin’s recipe for Mapo Tofu, it says to use silken tofu, but I prefer the texture of firm tofu.
Even when talking about how delicious food is, why would anyone use the word “garbage”?
The local compost shop sells to supermarkets, so I often buy it.
Just watching the posts normally makes me feel disgusted, so I am painfully aware that I can’t become Curry.
Tofu from Okinawa
The flavor is rich and delicious.
Heap the bonito flakes and condiments onto the silk.
Put spicy oil on a cold dish.
In this gourmet manga, they casually bring up examples like an elephant’s butt when describing the firmness of udon.
Silk with noodle sauce and fried tempura bits.
Silk varies in quality, and preferences differ, so buying an expensive one doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll like it, which is troublesome.
Cotton has a sense of stability.
I like putting olive oil and rock salt on raw garbage.
>>65There are occasionally recipes that substitute cheese with tofu.
Mapo mozzarella cheese, and so on.
There’s no way something like writing the Kingdom of Ambition is normal!
It shows your upbringing if you think something like this is delicious.
The parent’s food education was bad too, huh?
But Japanese people are no good either.
>>67Everything is too terrible.
I’ve never seen someone eat garbage before.
I somehow like food waste that gets put into soups and hot pot dishes.
It’s default for me to have a bad mouth, so insults pour out as easily as breathing.
Okinawan tofu might be delicious, but
This aunt is like garbage.
>>72This person is a man…
I think raw garbage salad isn’t bad.
>>73It has a satisfying texture and feeling of fullness, yet it’s low in calories, so I think it’s good for dieting.
It’s nice that you can change the flavor with dressing.
>>91It’s mostly water, after all.
No matter what you put it in, it still tastes like raw garbage, doesn’t it?
Surprisingly, the flavor doesn’t seep in.
>>75After squeezing the moisture from the cotton waste, simmer it in noodle soup base.
>>83You need to go to that much trouble or use a strong seasoning for it to change the flavor.
>>75It feels like the rice is soaked, but is it necessary to simmer it in broth?
Even if you graduate from Tokyo University, you can’t buy character…
Raw Garbage Champuru
The author’s sleazy flavor is ingrained, isn’t it?
Ginger, green onions, and raw garbage with soy sauce are definitely the best!
grated daikon is nice, but I only use it for raw waste and it’s a hassle to prepare…
>>79Isn’t it the ginger, green onions, and soy sauce that are delicious?
>>89However, you can’t win just by eating ginger, scallions, and soy sauce.
Don’t let your heart become a gourmet.
Personally, I eat silk as it is.
Cotton is for pot use.
Don’t say anything that will ruin the taste of the food when I’m about to eat something…
I want to try making miso pickles, but I can’t seem to get started.
When eating chilled tofu, it has to be silky.
I like to serve ginger and myoga as condiments.
It’s impressive how even just haphazardly chopping up some vegetables can make it look good, oh kitchen scraps.
In this upcoming season, things like okra and tomatoes.
Even if it’s been nerfed in the anime, it’s still a bit too much to say.
Pour a lot of sesame dressing over the baked kitchen scraps.
“Umami is an exceptionally well-made manga, but the frequent animalistic remarks make me hesitate to read it again.”
>>94Too delicate… like a character from Oishinbo.
>>105Aren’t you being a bit too insensitive…?
Seeing a storyline that only aims to mock Japan and Japanese people to that extent is truly exhausting.
>>123Strong patriotism
>>123It seems like I’m only looking at the cut-out parts.
I don’t really believe it; I think I was just teasing because I disliked Japanese people too much towards the end.
Raw garbage, raw rice, raw eggs
Has Japan finally declined to the point where it has to eat garbage?
>>98They’ve been a nation that loves raw garbage since ancient times, right?
Pancrepes made by mixing rotten garbage with pancake mix and baking.
Salads definitely become much more satisfying when they include protein.
If it’s the early Yamaoka, they’d seriously be careless enough to throw some good tofu into a brand new triangular corner and make you eat it.
I like putting messed-up kitchen scraps on rice after adding bonito flakes and green onions with soy sauce, but my family looks at me with disdain.
>>103I think it’s nothing strange if you consider it like a kind of silken tofu.
If only it weren’t for the fact that it’s served with rice…
I want to try Tosa tofu.
Tofu coated in batter, sprinkled with bonito flakes, and deep-fried.
There are times when we make our nourishing soup by adding fresh waste and natto to instant miso soup.
Sometimes I feel sorry for Yamaoka.
There was a nameless person who made clear jelly tofu in the kanten battle, right?
How can they not capture the essence of the original work in the anime!
It’s conveyed throughout the manga that you come alive when you’re criticizing things you dislike.
It’s powerful to be able to use questionable sources for criticism or unfounded rumors without hesitation.
>>112Writing it this way makes me sound like a nameless master.
Eating middle trash with gratitude is definitely barbaric for the Japanese.
The national character that only looks at the surface is clearly reflected.
I think they were making money while ridiculing readers who buy it because they hate Japan.
If I were to match those guys from Oishinbo, everything I eat, not just tofu, is a type of raw garbage, so I’m eating raw garbage made from raw garbage, turning raw garbage into raw garbage.
No, rice topped with tofu surprisingly goes well together.
It will become the same category as egg over rice.
>>117Toumeshi also exists as a menu item at drinking establishments.
This is an unparalleled teaching material for honing the variations of how to insult the opponent with unreasonable arguments.
>>120It itself is not that much.
Basically, you can learn how to theoretically beat your opponent to a pulp in a special ring venue set up with a specific theme, using both positive and negative techniques.
Sometimes, the enemy’s area is disrupted and an enemy straw doll is set up.
At home, I indulge without holding back.
This is fine as it is.
The deliciousness of the condiments and sauces is indeed true, but just the fact that they don’t interfere with those is admirable, isn’t it, raw garbage?
Actually, there are quite a few people like this, especially in the past.
A grandfather who came from student protests and hates the Japanese nation and government.
I used to live in Okinawa for a while, but I liked raw garbage more than tofu.
The tofu in Okinawa is hard and a little salty, you know.
I think it’s a different food.
Takano wild garbage is almost a perfect preserved food.
It’s a manga where just having wet chopsticks is a huge offense!
Island tofu is really hard, you know.
I think if it hit a baby’s head, it would die because it’s above cotton.
Maybe it’s because it’s the Showa era that everyone has a bit of a foul mouth.
There’s a cleverness and malice in calling it “kitchen waste” instead of just “garbage.”
Yushi tofu is delicious.
It’s a little different from obscure raw garbage.
Every time I hear about various episodes involving Curry, an image of a capable yet despicable person comes to mind.
>>138It’s nice to show off in front of your son’s friends.
Despite eating food waste from the island, the citizens are full of obesity and diabetes. Do something about it!
>>139Spam is delicious.
>>144Stir-frying spam, bitter melon, and kitchen scraps is delicious…
>>146Since it’s Okinawan cuisine, tofu should be fine there.
It should have been a slightly better way of expressing it before.
>>140The reason is that as it gradually becomes a template, we have started to resolve the parts where problems arise with dialogue.
It’s about time that eating yudofu is getting tough.
As I get older, I’m probably finding myself disliking Japanese people more, so I was just relieving my frustration through manga.
This includes people who are happy to buy it.
People from the Showa era were all pretty uncouth, so this is what you get.
I usually insult others, but if I get insulted, I would probably get really angry.
>>147That’s a one-punch with a river blow!
The work and the author’s humanity should be separated, but…
When such a biased ideology is presented, it’s a bit…
>>151It will start to seep out.
Let’s eat tulips.
What are you saying about the pinnacle of gourmet manga?
The negative rumors about synthetic seasonings have had quite an impact on Japan.
The author has moved abroad and must have been laughing at the Japanese people floundering around with their unreliable information.
>>155As soon as you say that, someone will jump in with a defense like “back in those days…”
The large-scale medical research on “Chinese Restaurant Syndrome” was clearly debunked in the 1970s, so even back then it was a lie.
I wonder if they are still in Australia?
I heard that they came back after being discriminated against.
That is a common piece of false information that internet users get overly excited about.
Since there hasn’t been any media exposure since the cancellation, I’ll refrain from commenting on the person’s character.
I don’t really want to speak ill of others.
I was supporting the South Korean national team just to go against the World Cup fever, even though I’m not interested in soccer.
Mac faction is so cute~
Cucumber and okra chopped together that were sold at the supermarket, since it’s summer.
Mixing raw garbage with rice and eating it with wasabi and dipping sauce.
It’s more like wasabi takes the lead role.