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		<description>Naoko,
Thanks for the recipe and sharing it with us..
I made some braised pork today but not Okinawa style.
I loved the flavours of Okinawa, especially the braised pork when I visited it last year with my wife Masako and her sister Naoko and brother in law, Tetsuo. (Tetsuo introduced me to Awamori, which is another story)  We had a great time but I have been looking forward to finding and trying to cook the pork that I tasted and love in Okinawa.  I thing that they used black sugar but I imagine that brown sugar would work as well since black sugar is not readily available outside of Japan. (I&#039;m from Canada) I am looking forward to trying your recipe.  If I am successful, I will cook it for my in-laws next time in Japan.  They live in Chigasaki which is 50Km SW of Tokyo.

George</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Naoko,<br />
Thanks for the recipe and sharing it with us..<br />
I made some braised pork today but not Okinawa style.<br />
I loved the flavours of Okinawa, especially the braised pork when I visited it last year with my wife Masako and her sister Naoko and brother in law, Tetsuo. (Tetsuo introduced me to Awamori, which is another story)  We had a great time but I have been looking forward to finding and trying to cook the pork that I tasted and love in Okinawa.  I thing that they used black sugar but I imagine that brown sugar would work as well since black sugar is not readily available outside of Japan. (I&#8217;m from Canada) I am looking forward to trying your recipe.  If I am successful, I will cook it for my in-laws next time in Japan.  They live in Chigasaki which is 50Km SW of Tokyo.</p>
<p>George</p>
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