I went home for lunch and stove-grilled/fried the frankfurters and made a couple of perfect-looking sunny-side-up eggs. I really wanted to eat frankfurters because I regretted not having to eat some during the Hanabi festival last Saturday. I have forgotten what frankfurters taste exactly but these to me tasted like Japanese-style frankfurters. Nonetheless, they are just what I needed. Or rather, wanted. :-D
And last night I heard that Mara enjoyed Rodic's tapsilog, and wow, I want some too! I had to have some silog of my own.
Anyways, the secret to my perfect-looking sunny-side-up eggs was an egg shaper. But, actually I wasn't able to find one for use when frying eggs. Instead I got me a microwave egg shaper. Pretty convenient. Two minutes in the microwave and voila, I have me two perfect sunny-side-ups. Wasn't uniformly cooked though. The outer part resembled more like soft-boiled egg while the inside was cooked egg just right. Anyways, the one thing I like about this is - no cooking oil! :-)
And then a busy afternoon yet again. Tuesday is usually basketball day but I thought, no more basketball - I have to be well rested for our Mt Fuji trip on Thursday. But, the boys wanted to play. So, I thought, what the heck. I <3 basketball.
When we got to the gym, Kim-san, the Korean basketball superstar, wasn't there yet. And when he arrived he said that he can't play anymore because his girlfriend was at his apartment and he had to attend to her. So, Okada-san joined us instead. A little bit thankfully though that because there was no Kim-san, there was no "betting," and so it was a relatively light and easy casual game of basketball. It was China vs the World (i.e. Japan and the Philippines). And then suddenly, the women's basketball club using the gym approached us and said "We are closing the gym now." Yikes! So off we went to the 4th floor to do some running instead. The whole time running, we were all thinking of how we can go down by rope from the 4th floor to the gym floor (2nd floor) just to be able to play basketball. I probably ran already about 500+ meters when one of the guys checked the gym door if it was "accidentally" left open by the women's basketball club members. It was. So back to basketball it was. Yahoo! It was a really fun, relaxing game of basketball. For some reason, I just did so much running though even during the basketball game supposedly to "confuse" the opponents. But, that was too much running for a day. But actually it was good endurance training for our Mt Fuji climb.
For dinner I ate the BBQ ribs again. I also prepared a Ceasar salad again, with lettuce, tomatoes, and bacon bits as usual. The ribs tasted a little better than yesterday. I think some were just better marinated than others. Or maybe better cooked than others. Maybe the basting had something to do with the taste. I don't know if I just over- or under-basted some which didn't taste as good as the others. Anyways, it was my first time to "baste." It was probably also my first time to marinate and "grill" BBQ ribs. Nonetheless, I loved it. Like yesterday, I went back to do some more work at the office right after dinner.
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