Gochugaru Girl watched 3 films on her flight to KL.
What has a Marxist revolutionary got to do with a tropical fruit?
Gochugaru Girl watched 3 films on her flight to KL.
What has a Marxist revolutionary got to do with a tropical fruit?
Gochugaru Girl is in Kuala Lumpur this week.
I am not baking for an entire week…but before I left London I had to make one more cake.
This is the continuation of the article posted on Valentine’s Day.
What led to this post is this: a Chinese takeaway menu was dropped through the postbox and the restaurant has the same name as me.
Gochugaru Girl is at home today which is Valentine’s Day…
…whilst Mr Gochugaru is away at a rugby match.
Gochugaru Girl has to get breakfast ready by 6 a.m. this morning.
The only way to really get my eyes open so early in the day is to have a burst of citric acid.
Gochugaru Girl has time for a cup of tea, due to a cancelled dental appointment.
Ostensibly, the appointment was not for me but for Junior 3.
Gochugaru Girl is waiting for Junior 2 who is coming for a late lunch.
Since she is vegetarian, I am making a meat-free version of Dan Dan Noodles.
Gochugaru Girl invited some friends for an early Chinese New Year dinner last night.
Chinese New Year traditionally lasts for two weeks. This year it falls on 19 February. We simply decided to start celebrating (i.e. eating) a bit earlier.
Gochugaru Girl cooked dinner with Junior 2 last night.
In the excitement of catching up, I forgot a vital ingredient to the pesto I was making.
Gochugaru Girl was not quite sure about this recipe at first.
My first taste of beetroot was in soup.