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SUMMARY:Annual Mizutaki Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Bring your entire family to this wonderful annual event held at our Bachman Lake dojo!\nRegister by calling the dojo at: 214-351-5367 or via Eventbrite Here today! \n \nThe dinner routine is roughly as follows: \nThe dojo is prepared with many low lying 8 foot tables (bring a cushion) and picnic benches\, each seating six to eight people.  On each table are set two gas burners (one at each end for a group of 3-4) with a cooking pot on each.  To get started\, each pot is filled with a prepared Konbu & chicken stock and heated.  Into this is added the par boiled chicken which is then cooked.  When the chicken is almost done\, you add in the pre-cut vegetables and simmer until ready.  Put the veggies in by thickness\, the thicker they are the longer they take to cook!  This year the cookpot will come pre-packed with a tray of extra ingredients on the side. \nOn the long side wall of the dojo by the shoji screens are several rice cookers with both white and brown rice.  You can fill your rice bowl to about half or two thirds and then onto this you place some items out of the cooking pot.  Just pull out a few pieces of chicken and some of the vegetables and place them on your rice.  Remember this isn’t soup…You are just using the stock to cook in.  On the table next to your bowl\, you will have a small side dish with pickles in.  These are usually salted/spiced cucumber\, carrot or daikon radish\, and help stimulate your appetite.  When done with the pickles\, use this plate for your soy sauce or Ponzu\, this is a citrus soy mixture and is used as a dipping sauce for the meat and veggies. \nDinning etiquette: \n\nIt is considered bad etiquette to eat directly from the mizutaki cook pot…use the tongs to put the food in your bowl first and then eat from there.  If you can’t find the tongs\, it is okay to use the wide ends of your chopsticks to pull something out of the pot to put in your bowl.\nPlace your chopsticks (hashi) on the chopstick rests (hashi oki) or on the side plate when you are not using them.  Don’t stick your chopsticks in your rice bowl (this is done when a rice offering is made at a funeral).\nPour beer or sake for your friends and table guests\, not for yourself.  It is considered polite to do this with two hands\, as it is also considered polite to accept with two hands (one holding the cup/glass with the other supporting).  Juniors pour for seniors\, younger for older\, etc.  Pay attention to the needs of your friends around you or they will go thirsty and so will you!  Think of it as a drinking game!\nHave fun cooking dinner!  This is a slow process (slow-food at its best) and a perfect opportunity to visit with friends and see what they have in their cook pot!\n\nMany people bring extra things to go in their cookpot.  Past ingredients have included; lobster; mixed seafood; fish; kobe beef\, etc. \nMembers of our Kids Leadership Program are invited to assist at the dinner and will be there to help make Mizutaki even more fun!  They will be there to help with rice\, water\, sake\, and clearing the tables as we go.  Here is a picture of the helpers from a few years ago. \nHelping Out\nThere is a lot of work that goes into these dinners…  If you would like to help at the next one\, we would appreciate it very much\, call and let Shihan know and we will get you going on a job\, from flowers to table prep\, vegetable chopping\, shopping\, table set up\, tea making\, rice cooking… and the list goes on! \nWhat to Bring\n\nCushion to sit on (if you are unable to sit on a cushion on the floor we have some picnic tables at the front with regular height seating\, just let us know your needs.\nWe provide a dinner of chicken\, tofu and vegetables\, but bring anything extra you would like in your pot (in the past people have brought fish\, lobster\, shrimp\, kobe beef and other mixed seafood\, etc.\nBYOB.  Beer\, wine\, sake\, etc…\n10-12 inch\, lidded cook pot\, to go on gas burner\, watch the video above!\nRice cooker (call first\, we may have enough)
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LOCATION:Love Field Dojo\, 2739 Bachman Dr\, Dallas\, TX\, 75220\, United States
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