One of the greatest compliments I have ever received was when a friend came over to my house for the first time for a hot pot party, opened my fridge, paused a moment and then said, “I love your fridge.”
I learned of them as “nabe parties” (short for “nabemono”, which is Japanese hot pot) but many different East and Southeast Asian countries have their own types of hot pot.
It’s a communal style of eating where you share a broth and cook your various ingredients together as you go, usually with some sort of dipping sauce. Generally super healthy and nutritious, but it depends on what ingredients you like.
One of the greatest compliments I have ever received was when a friend came over to my house for the first time for a hot pot party, opened my fridge, paused a moment and then said, “I love your fridge.”
Normal fridge but huge variety of fresh foods.
What’s a hot pot party? Like everyone brings a dish type thing?
I learned of them as “nabe parties” (short for “nabemono”, which is Japanese hot pot) but many different East and Southeast Asian countries have their own types of hot pot.
It’s a communal style of eating where you share a broth and cook your various ingredients together as you go, usually with some sort of dipping sauce. Generally super healthy and nutritious, but it depends on what ingredients you like.
Here are some examples: https://tidbitsmag.com/7-different-styles-of-hotpot/
That sounds freaking awesome, I appreciate you learning me something today