Again, "au" means with.Togo's "triple dip." Roast beef, turkey and pastrami sandwich served w/au jus.
I'll remember that! Thanks. Don't want to sound like I have a dual language stutter.Again, "au" means with.
So it is served au jus or with jus, not both!
We're keeping it simple with "garbage food" of Caspers hot dogs in sauteed cabbage. I don't what something thrown together like that would be in English. Okazu in Japanese. I think it means like a "side dish" to accompany rice but for Nikkei it has become a word for stuff thrown together for dinner . . . with riceNanilei made Banh Mì for lunch today.
Yum!
Dinner tonight is 🥩, 🍤, 🥔
It's like riding a bike. You'll figure it out....😁I kind of forgot how to navigate over here.
Same to you, Bucko!!kfjsad;lkfjas;kfs