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Red been (anko) cake Today is the anniversary of having made pound cake for the first time in my life. I've put some red been paste (anko in Japanese) in it.

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Red bean (anko) cake

Today is the anniversary of having made my first pound cake. One year ago I made it for the first time* in my life. I've** put some red bean paste (anko in Japanese) in it.

  • 康成さん、頑張りますね!私も焼くのが大好きです。以前にアンパンをしました。康成さんのPound Cakeはカステラですか?I have a package of anko that I want to use. I haven't decided whether to make anpan or daifuku. But pound cake with anko in the middle . . . 美味しそうね!
  • * 康成の意味を正しく理解しましたか? 1年前に作ったの?

    ** "I've" is not necessary. It's better to use simple past tense "I put."

    次回は写真を見たい!

    By the way, 豆 is "bean" (with an "a"). "Been" is the past participle of "to be"

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That's a good question! I like to eat Dora-yaki as ドラえもん :) I heard that we can eat taiyaki at some cafe in Montreal, though I've never been there. Do you like taiyaki?

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