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Boing Boing TV post with the video is up. Ever since I moved to the boonies, I've posted photos and other notes about my bamboo shoots on Flickr and my blog. This year, after my first post about this...
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The following posts link to Video of Cooking Young Bamboo Shoots (score by Ryuichi Sakamoto):
"Joi Ito"
" After the jump -- Joi Ito's family recipe for yummy takenoko just like mom used to make. Special thanks to the Ito family for sharing their traditions with us. Here's Joi's blog post about his background with Ryuichi, and here's Joi's post from today about how this video came together. RECIPE: TAKENOKO (Young Bamboo Shoots) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - How to slice: Cut tip of takenoko at an angle. Cut vertical to down middle to front. "
"farm, so I hope that we can go digging for them ourselves next year. I?ve been told that the shoots are at their best if you can find them before they even come up from the ground. I?ve already marked my calendar. I also just found a great video of harvesting and preparing takenoko at joi.ito.com. Check it out! "
" recently: right now, his book Free Prize Inside. He thanks Joi Ito within (and cites him as an example in another chapter). Well guess what, I've been reading Joi Ito's blog too ? and enjoying watching him cook bamboo shoots to a soundtrack by Ryuichi Sakamoto, longtime fave composer of mine. Of course, in another direction, Godin cites Malcolm Gladwell's studies, who I enjoyed before. Gladwell is on TED Talks, where many of my fave thinker-doers have presented, including "
"Essa é para os(as) apreciadores(as) de broto de bambu (takenoko) e para aqueles que como eu apenas comem o tenro bambuzinho na casa da mãe, da avó ou que no máximo o compram na feira, sem nunca ter enfiado as unhas na terra atrás da iguaria. Neste vídeo"
" to learn how to hunt for and prepare bamboo shoots. Accompanied by a wonderful score from Ryuichi Sakamoto, the video is CC BY-NC licensed and a soothing way to begin your day. You can read about how the whole project came to fruition on Joi?s blog, including a pretty amusing anecdote about finding CC-licensed music (I, for one, think Cornelius would make wonderful musical accompaniment to bamboo hunting). "
"downloadable video -- and Joi Ito's family recipe for yummy takenoko just like mom used to make. Special thanks to the Ito family for sharing their traditions with us. Update 2: Here's Joi's blog post about his background with Ryuichi is here, and here's Joi's post from today about how this video came together. Rube Goldberg Cream Egg killer Posted: 20 May 2008 04:35 PM CDT "
"downloadable video -- and Joi Ito's family recipe for yummy takenoko just like mom used to make. Special thanks to the Ito family for sharing their traditions with us. Update 2: Here's Joi's blog post about his background with Ryuichi is here, and here's Joi's post from today about how this video came together. Rube Goldberg Cream Egg killer Posted: 20 May 2008 04:35 PM CDT "
"Joi's video of bamboos in his backyard"
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