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Well I went ahead and used the code without understanding out to get it. Funny thing is what it says when you get out. I didn't know you could make pickles from cabbages!!! Maybe they mean kimche which is hot spicey Korean cabbage? Till the next one all...ta tah!
Well, I for one, cannot stand using a code I do not know how it was obtained. Bugs the crap out of me.... so here is how you figure out the code for the tv as posted by Yulia in post #96 at http://www.escapegames24.com/2009/02...om-escape.html
using the hint from the lights.... take the first row of the TV code placing the purple symbol on top of the pink symbol and add the orange symbol to the bottom. It should form a five. Do the same with the second row and it should form the nine and so on......
This has to be one of the easiest and tastiest ways of preparing Chinese or napa cabbage (_hakusai_) that I know of. All you taste is the fresh essence of the cabbage, with the heat of the red pepper and the slight twist of the orange zest. Did I say easy? Wash and chop up the leaves, mix together the flavoring ingredients, dump all in a plastic bag, shake then massage. That's it. It's ready to eat right away, though the flavors to meld a bit better if you can manage to keep it in the fridge for at least an hour before eating. I've used ingredients that anyone should have, even if you aren't stocked up on typical Japanese ingredients. Adjust the amount of red pepper flakes up or down to your taste.
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