[Galbi-jjim] My go-for Korean recipe
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Last Christmas, so my first xmas with my in-laws, my mother-in-law kindly asked me to make some Korean food. Now, it may sound simple, but believe me, it was not. My in-laws know very little about Korea
Edible Christmas Trees
Christmas is over for 2014 but it's never too late to upload pretty pictures from December, the most festive month of the year! For a Christmas lunch I hosted, I rocked these two edible
#PinterestInspired December
December was full of events, so I seized the opportunity and tried many Pinterest recipes I have saved up. To my surprise, I haven't had any #pinterestfail (btw, I love watching pinterestfails sometime. Some of them make me
[Chicken Casserole] this is where I get lost
I knew this moment would come but I did not know it would come so soon. So this is where I got kinda lost. The recipe itself was super simple but the whole time I was asking myself,
[Sausage Rice Casserole] when you got your rice left over
Since we moved to states, this has never quite happened but when we were living in Korea, we ALWAYS had rice around. Rice is like bread there. It's just there and when it's gone, you get a new
[Chili] for a chilly day
Need I say more? It's chili. It's chili recipe from a Southern mom. HECK YES IT IS DELICIOUS! After I made this this I actually had to look up this dish on wikipedia to better describe the dish
Mother-In-Law's Recipe, the beginning
I am a Korean born, Australian made and most importantly, newly wed. My husband, on the other hand, is a southern boy, born and raised in Tennessee, a place I have never heard of until the day I met
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