https://www.thugkitchen.com/recipes/drunken-noodles
~4 servings
- 4 tbsp Thai sweet soy sauce
- 2.5 tablespoons vegetarian oyster sauce (can use regular oyster sauce if you are not vegetarian)
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https://www.thugkitchen.com/recipes/drunken-noodles
~4 servings
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This is my twist on thevegetarianhannibal's recipe for Nasi Gorang, which is a sort of flavored, steamed dish of rice and veggies. I like this recipe because it has a fairly mild flavor, nothing too spicy or bold, but it still manages a to have a complex taste that'll leave you wanting more! I clarified/edited some parts of that recipe, and also added in some peppery pan-fried tofu that goes well with the salt-and-pepper flavor of the dish. It may not be super authentic but it sure does taste good!
thevegatarianhannibal's Nasi Goreng recipe
Tofu recipe from The Korean Vegan p. 243
4-5 servings
Original blog post by Kako: http://www.kako.com/neta/2008-009/2008-009.html
Hand-translated to English by multiplemonomials
Last year (2007), I analyzed the Wii remote's infrared pointing sensor and tested out a method of controlling it from another machine. Continuing that, this time I attempted to make circuits to connect it to an Arduino dev kit that uses an AVR microcontroller. (4/13/2008)
4 servings (note: this is very filling even though the volume of food is not that big)
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Original blog post by Kako: http://www.kako.com/neta/2007-001/2007-001.html
Hand-translated to English by multiplemonomials
I took the infrared sensor from the PCB inside the remote, and I tried attaching an 8 pin (4 pins in two rows) connector to it.