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This semester has passed by at an enormous rate. Wasn’t it just yesterday that I was running around the beaches of Southern California like a carefree bird? All of a sudden I found myself back in the brisk and breezy air of San Francisco, rushing from day to day to keep up with law school. [...]
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Tags: baked, bread, Christmas, Food, Homemade, law school, new york times, no-knead bread, photography, Thanksgiving
Yay birthdays. I’m still young enough to not be scared of them but old enough to know that I better enjoy that feeling while it lasts, because it isn’t going to last much longer.
Actually, my philosophy about birthdays is that it isn’t so much about me as it is about my friends. I see any [...]
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Tags: birthday, french macarons, japanese, Minamoto Kitchoan, Paulette, wagashi
Korean food is possibly one of the healthiest cuisines I know (with the exception of the fatty pork, sam keup sal, and other assorted barbecues). But the regular dishes that are eaten by Koreans on a normal basis – kimchi being a staple side dish- are usually vegetables. And the vegetables are usually pickled (the [...]
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Tags: bibimbap, 비빔밥, Homemade, korean
Bento
It’s been so long since I’ve made any bentos, hasn’t it? But when finals started and I began to study in the Skyroom (the 24th floor of my apartment building, which has an amazing 360 view of San Francisco), it was just easier to make a brief lunch and lug it upstairs where I had [...]
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Tags: bento, chicken curry, Food, Homemade, photography, 咖哩, 便當
