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		<title>By: TedinAsia</title>
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		<description>Greetings, just came upon this wonderful site via the Japan Times article... Well done.

Many many years ago when I was working in a very old trading company in Osaka, old building, smoke stained walls, etc. At 17:00 we would always have a 15min tea break with a small snack provided by the company. (This apparently was to hold us over till our 21:00 dinner break)...these were the old days.

In the summer we all got a hard boiled egg, every day on rotation it was someone&#039;s duty to take the eggs out an hour before so they warm up and wont crack, then we would put them in a plastic bag with a little tap water then submerge the bag in the potto with the top hanging out, close up the lid and in about 20 min we had a nice hard boiled egg with our tea.  15 min gets you a nice onsen tamago.  4 Seasons and 4 different treats, Spring pickles, Summer tamago, Fall baked sweet potatos &amp; Winter baked omochi on the gas heater.  We still try to carry on the tradition with the family now on the weekends in Sendai.
Be well, br, T</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Greetings, just came upon this wonderful site via the Japan Times article&#8230; Well done.</p>
<p>Many many years ago when I was working in a very old trading company in Osaka, old building, smoke stained walls, etc. At 17:00 we would always have a 15min tea break with a small snack provided by the company. (This apparently was to hold us over till our 21:00 dinner break)&#8230;these were the old days.</p>
<p>In the summer we all got a hard boiled egg, every day on rotation it was someone&#8217;s duty to take the eggs out an hour before so they warm up and wont crack, then we would put them in a plastic bag with a little tap water then submerge the bag in the potto with the top hanging out, close up the lid and in about 20 min we had a nice hard boiled egg with our tea.  15 min gets you a nice onsen tamago.  4 Seasons and 4 different treats, Spring pickles, Summer tamago, Fall baked sweet potatos &amp; Winter baked omochi on the gas heater.  We still try to carry on the tradition with the family now on the weekends in Sendai.<br />
Be well, br, T</p>
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