i always wondered in australia our national food dish here is chinese what is it there ?
david | 01.18.05 - 7:10 pm | #

In Korea it is all about the kimchi. There is no life without kimchi. Kimchi is fermented cabbage and red pepper paste.

I hate kimchi.
Kate | 01.18.05 - 7:16 pm | #

What, that's not your photo in the profile? I was going to compliment you on the nice rack.
Spirit Fingers | Homepage | 01.18.05 - 11:22 pm | #

Kimchi is some good stuff... Well not all 150+ kinds of it but the "standard" kimchi is a good side dish.

Rice+Kalbi+Kimchi= good meal. Kim is also a good addition to a meal.

I was a more healthy eater in Korea than I am in America. I actually ate veggies there (mainly via kimchi and bibimbap).
Sean | 01.19.05 - 3:18 am | #

That's funny. My mom's dog used to eat better than us. She's a restaurant manager and would bring home leftover tri-tip for our basset hound.
nanette | Homepage | 01.19.05 - 10:23 am | #

oh, trying to finish off the last food in the pantry before a move is now making me nostalgic. I haven't moved in over 5 years now and suddenly I'm missing it...
brando | Homepage | 01.19.05 - 10:49 am | #

Kate, perhaps now is the time to show the updated photo .........
Mia | Homepage | 01.19.05 - 12:38 pm | #

HA HA HA HA!

No.


Kate | 01.19.05 - 6:43 pm | #

One of my favourite snacks is toasted garlic bread with spaghetti sauce on it. It's really tasty!

I'm actually going through the same thing that you are -- I'm moving in two weeks and I'm starting to run out of groceries, but I really don't need more stuff to find boxes for and I don't really have the extra cash. It's amazing what you can dig out of your freezer and make into a meal, though LOL
Jen | Homepage | 01.20.05 - 9:51 pm | #

Oi, eat properly, can?
Mr Miyagi | Homepage | 02.02.05 - 10:39 pm | #