The blog made it to Japan!!!!

My very best friend in the world Hiroko lives in Japan and is a huge foodie just like me!! It's always how we bond. We cook something delish together and then share some wine!! She has a popular blog in Japan, and yesterday I was lucky enough to get a shout out!!!
I know... I know... I have no idea what it says either, but I know it is promoting this blog so I know it is awesome!!!
Here it is:

My BFF's Food Blog

2009/11/04

Permalink 00:40:06 by Hiroko Orkin, Categories: Thought of the Day

My BFF's Food Blog

以前にも紹介しました、私のベストフレンドのポールが最近The Best Food Blog in the World というブログを書き始めたんですが、本人は結構ハマっているようで、マメに書き続けており、上手くできているので、ここでご紹介させていただきます。

Follow up:

ポールは、本当に料理が上手く、マイアミにある有名な調理師学校を出ています。　母親の代わりに昔から家で夕食を担当していたというイタリア系アメリカ人の彼は今まで一度もレシピを使って調理をした事が無く、本当に色々な食材を使いヘルシーで美味しい料理を提案してくれるシェフです。

ポールのブログはここをクリック！

ちなみに私はアメリカの代表的家庭料理であり、ブログに紹介された鶏胸肉のロースト、マッシュド・ポテト、サラダをデイビッドに作りました！　好評でした！B)

Thank you Hiroko!!! Love and miss you CHOOOOO much!!
Please check out Hiroko's blog at hiroko-orkin.com.
XOXO
-P

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