What I learned today: Hard-boiled eggs
Today I decided that although I know how to hard-boil eggs, there might be other methods out there that I could try. I tried the procedure I had found on Wikihow and the outcome was fantastic. How to...
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I thank you, my tall friend with the over-priced shoes. You do not know it, but you mocked me in the elevator. I write this not because you kicked my heel as you impatiently walked in behind me, but...
View ArticleJagalchi Fish Market Klingon Dish: 꼼장어(kkomjangeo) or Hagfish
You can get this hagfish (꼼장어) meal in Jagalchi Fish-market in Busan. The Hagfish wriggles around while it's being cooked in the tinfoil giving it an eerie creepiness, or a humorous dance. We ate one...
View ArticleConfessions of a Vegan Meat-Eater
Written by Knigel Holmes Twice have I been unable to defend my arguments for consuming meat. While I resisted at first, in the end, my opponents persuaded me into vegetarianism. They countered my...
View ArticleHave Your Marshmallow and Eat Two
Written by Knigel Holmes “Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not.” (Epicurus) Pop psychology appeals to a broader audience because it forces complex data into neat, digestible...
View ArticleVegetarians: Don’t Be Bad Guests
The is a followup from my previous post: Confessions of a Vegan Meat-Eater Written by Knigel Holmes Eat what the locals eat. Eat the dog, pig, and cow. Eat the whale, seal, and urchin. Eat the...
View ArticleSwimming in Charcoal: Following South Korean Streams into Culture, History,...
Written by Knigel Holmes Charcoal Photoset on Flickr If someone had told me that I would become obsessed with charcoal during my stay in South Korea — well, no one would ever have told me that. From...
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