Gochugaru Girl never thought she would buy ready-cooked rice.
I count as one of life’s pleasures the feeling of rice grains running through my fingers, as I wash them in preparation for the rice cooker.
Gochugaru Girl doesn’t like cold weather. She likes ants even less.
I was cleaning my cupboards when I noticed the golden syrup had spilled slightly.
Gochugaru Girl came unstuck today.
Having promised my guests that I would make them scones for tea, I found that my weighing scales had stopped working.
Gochugaru Girl has been thinking about making 순두부찌개 (sundubu jiggae) at home since trying it in Korea. Our Korean friends think it’s funny how we have taken to this dish.
Gochugaru Girl, like the rest of her family, likes the addition of chilli in her food.
Over the years I have tried all sorts of chilli pastes and I now have a Korean one.
Gochugaru Girl has two worries when travelling to a new country.
The first concerns understanding the language.
Gochugaru Girl is looking forward to teatime this afternoon.
Junior Three has been away all week at camp. There is a treat waiting for him when he comes home.