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Thanks, Alex! I thought if I prodded one more time I might get someone to revisit my question.
I am a very curious person. :)
I am always watching Korean dramas and they make me hungry. LOL! Hungry also to know about daily eating habits.
I really wish we could banish fast food restaurants. :S
wolvesinwinterMemberAnyone willing to share? :)
wolvesinwinterMemberI would recommend visiting your local Target and checking out the tupperware section. They have great lock & lock and other smaller containers.
Or better yet, I have been investing some of the new Anchor TruSeal glass/silicone top ware.
wolvesinwinterMemberI don’t blog about food, but I appreciate a lot of people who do blog about it. I learn a lot.
I like to take pictures of things I made and ate. I take pictures of things I eat if
1) I visit a restaurant I have never been to. This is for memories of the experience.
2) I take pictures if I do a restaurant review.
3) I take pictures because maybe I could make something like what I ate.
I like eGullet. The people who are from Japan on that site have taught me a lot about Japanese cooking and foods/names that I have found very interesting and handy.
wolvesinwinterMemberI wish Food Network would give Maangchi her own show. hehe
wolvesinwinterMemberHi Mrseum,
I live in Richmond. Yes, Youngbin Kwan is the Korean grocer at which I found my mung bean starch.
I was intimidated to visit. I don’t think many non Koreans visit the store.
I have yet to eat at the restaurant since they re-located to the former location of Red Lobster. I plan to go soon.
I have gone to the other Korean restaurant nearby. I got my food to go because I was too shy to eat inside.
I know, that must sound lame. However, I think the majority of their customers are Koreans. They seemed surprised to see me there.
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