Some things last week:
Hey, it’s Monday again. Hope you had a good week!
I woke up early Saturday morning to catch the BTS Yet to Come concert in Busan. 6pm Korea time is 2am California time. It was full of their older songs (and some new ones). As always, they are truly amazing on stage. Today, the news of their decision to enlist in the Korean military finally came. They expect to reconvene in 2025.
The concert did put me in the mood for Korean food, so we put in an order for chicken wings, bibimbap, kimbap, and Budae Jjigae (or Army stew, which has sausage, spam, kimchi, noodles, vegetables, and cheese).
On Sunday, we had lunch at a Taiwanese eatery that we hadn’t been to since before the pandemic! The food was as good as ever. The kids loved the beef noodles, xiaolongbao, and more.
Currently…
Reading:
Hana Hsu and the Ghost Crab Nation by Sylvia Liu
Watching:
The Resident on Hulu
Listening:
I just downloaded Cultish by Amanda Montell
Eating and Drinking:
Toast and tea for breakfast as usual
Cooking:
Claypot rice – a kind of flavoured rice cooked with chicken and Chinese sausage (lap Cheong). Traditionally made in a claypot but I just cook it in a rice cooker. I sear the chicken and lap cheong on the stove first and add it later to the rice cooker when the rice is about half cooked. Here’s a recipe that’s similar to what I do in the rice cooker, except I don’t add the dried shrimp.
Last week:
I read:
Mika in Real Life – Emiko Jean
I posted:
Library Loot (October 12 to 18)
My grandma especially likes yun cheong, the sausage made with liver, although I have only ever had lap cheong. I haven’t had it for ages.
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Oh I’ve never eaten that type of Chinese sausage before. Not fond of liver!
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Your food pics are making me so hungry! I read Cultish in print and I’ve got a hold on Counterfeit on audio and am waiting for it from the library.
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Cultish is an interesting book!
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The food looks delicious! Wow, 2 years without BTS. I supposed once an army always an army. the BTS army will be waiting for their comeback.
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Well I also figure that their agency is sitting on a lot of footage that they may slowly release over the years..so the two years will pass quickly
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The food looks yummy! Enjoy your week and your books, and here are my WEEKLY UPDATES
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Thank you!
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