No, this post isn't about running or any kinds of sports, although... I did just came back from doing yoga. With all that ZEN in me (ahem!), I decided not to get lazy and start cleaning up my kitchen counter so I can make this dish.
From our kitchen. Most of these recipes are the ones I grew up with. Some of them are recipes I adapted myself. So, here they are, perhaps, then, you'll get a glimpse into what life's been like for Elsa and I.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Huff, puff, puff!
Labels:
Diet busters,
Indonesian snacks,
Vegetarians unite!
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Spaghetti aglio e olio...
Sounds fancy, right? I thought so. :) But this is a deceptively simple dish to make. As in, it's seriously super easy (at least in my non-fancy way) but it's super delicious.
I stumbled upon Korean drama: Pasta. This is one of the dishes featured in that series. Of course, the way they do it is a bit more complicated (what with that serving temperature and all that...). My way is probably not even close to the real Italian way, but it results in something super delicious. Or maybe I was just hungry...
I like the Italian name better. The English name is just Spaghetti with garlic and olive oil. Too "not fancy". :D
I stumbled upon Korean drama: Pasta. This is one of the dishes featured in that series. Of course, the way they do it is a bit more complicated (what with that serving temperature and all that...). My way is probably not even close to the real Italian way, but it results in something super delicious. Or maybe I was just hungry...
I like the Italian name better. The English name is just Spaghetti with garlic and olive oil. Too "not fancy". :D
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