Cold food is the food of the struggling man.
Vladimir de Leon | Homepage | 10.17.04 - 2:43 pm | #

Just read your whole blog--keep up the good work. I'm making a triple batch of chili (beef, beans, chilis, unsweetened chocolate, dark beer, toasted and ground cumin, some other stuff) today and will revel in the aroma as well as knowing I have something good tucked away for coming cold evenings.
Karen | 10.17.04 - 9:50 pm | #

hi julia,
I so identify with this... my eating habits inevitably make those of the "older" generation balk in horror! I like all those foods that are meant to be eaten piping hot (like tong shuis etc) chillingly cold, straight from the fridge! I even eat my hot toast with cold ice cream ; ) and what is life without ice kacang right? : )
Renee | Homepage | 10.17.04 - 11:31 pm | #

hehe, it's really something i also allude to but my folks surf the net...so hehe...but i'm also 7000miles away anyways, i think they should be happy that we're even eating food that is not nuked from a package.
stef | 10.18.04 - 9:05 am | #

Hey dear, who says I don't surf the net. Ever since they came out with this flipstart minipc, I've been hooked. Now go eat some hot food!
Julia's Mum | Homepage | 10.19.04 - 7:23 pm | #

OK. That was just me.
FatMan Seoul | Homepage | 10.19.04 - 7:24 pm | #

hi karen, thanks for the encouragement! it's nice to know there are others who also share the love of aroma-cooking.

Renee, stef, sounds like we all deserve a spanking from our parents! Mama FatMan, care to do the honors??
julia | Homepage | 10.23.04 - 2:26 pm | #