Recording summary · June 2019
[2019-06-22] How to make Traditional Japanese Sukiyaki [BMnwRaBSWZo]
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Overview
Sukiyaki is prepared with beef, cabbage, onions, mushrooms, and a raw egg, accompanied by discussion regarding dish placement, utensils, and Japanese bowl etiquette.
An iPad swivel keyboard case is tested, compared with Apple Smart Keyboards, criticized for excessive weight and bulk, dismantled by biting the corners to free the iPad and snapping the lid from the hinge, and ultimately regretted as a purchase.
Themes
Sukiyaki preparation and Japanese dining etiquette.
Evaluation, handling, and dismantling of an iPad swivel keyboard accessory.
Developments
Sukiyaki is prepared using beef, cabbage, onions, mushrooms, and a raw egg.
The iPad is freed by biting the corners of the case, and the lid connected to the hinge is snapped off.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether one remaining egg will suffice for tomorrow.
Whether the keyboard holds sufficient charge and successfully connects through Bluetooth.
How to detach the keyboard hinge mechanism in the absence of a spanner.