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Tibetan Momo

September 25, 2010 family

Edited to Add: Voting has begun today, Monday September 27th! Please vote for my plump momos here!!! ****** Sometimes, I wonder if I’m a zealot for punishment. There is a statement that my parents always sigh in exasperation at me: “Why oh why do you always have to make things hard for yourself?” they would groan, [...]

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My Prince Charming

May 6, 2010 God

Guys, I’m in love.  I now know why I am full of that “I don’t need a man to make me happy” bull. I now know why I don’t want to settle down with a nice Korean man and have three Korean speaking kids in a safe suburban area. You see, I was born in [...]

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Guest Post: Ameena

February 20, 2010 guest post

A couple of you asked about to know more about school. Well, I think it’s as fine as it can be, except I right now have a C in one of my classes and basically, I’m kind of freaking out. I also have a mid-term essay due, for which I’m not exactly freaking out, but [...]

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Live it up a century

February 15, 2010 product review

We all have our comfort foods. It may be mom’s homemade chicken noodle soup, or mac & cheese from a box—or even caviar and champagne, depending on your economic (and snobbery) status. But one common theme between any kind of comfort food is the safe familiarity it provides. It’s something you’ve had many times before, [...]

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Excuse My Garlic Breath…

February 10, 2010 God

You know what is one ingredient that is just essential in cooking? No, it’s not kabocha. Or cheese. Or runny egg, either. Think about it. It’s garlic. Have you ever seen a recipe (a good recipe, for that matter) that doesn’t have garlic in it? Even if it doesn’t ostensibly have garlic in its natural [...]

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I Am What I Cook

February 5, 2010 My story

My Korean name is “So Hyun”. And my Chinese name is “Su Xian.” You know my English name: Sophia. Guess what? All of them mean similar things. The “So” and “Su” in my Korean and Chinese name means “intrinsically” or “naturally”. And the “Hyun” and “Xian” has many definitions, but one of them is “wisdom”. [...]

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