yes. that is my excuse for not posting for exactly two weeks. haha. lame, i know, but it's the best i can think of AND it was true! although i never really bothered to look for it :)
this post is going to be about our last day in korea [i can't believe two weeks has passed already!], our adventure in the airport and the doughnuts we ate, and what i've been doing for the past two weeks [did a facial, made ho dukk, helped my mom make dinner, and electrocuted a gummy bear].
last night..
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| OF COURSE we have to have our goodbye cake |
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| our trip just wouldn't be complete! |
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| this is a strawberry and pistachio cake. sounds gross but it's DELICIOUS. |
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i think all cakes in korea are delicious haha
day we left.. time to pack up! |
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| auntie lynda's bags: four total |
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| auntie yoomi's bags: 4 bags, 2 boxes |
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| my bags: 5 bags, 1 box |
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| grandparent's bags: 3 total |
and the grand total is: .... 16 bags and 3 boxes!! and this is not including carry ons, pillows, or instruments.
at the airport
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| alivia ate soondooboo. it was probably the best out of my family's food choices.. |
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| my jajangmyun. it was not that good. too watery :/ |
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| mommy's dolsot bibimbap. we ate bibimbap so many times, can you tell? |
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| logan and emily ate udon with yummy takwon |
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| this actually wasn't that good either. how do you mess up on udon.. |
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| alivia and me just had to have goguma cake |
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| i wonder if they have these here! that would be so wonderful |
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| dunkin doughnuts. now i've never been here so if they have any of these [doughnuts] in america, please let me know. |
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| this was theeee best doughnut from the box. it had the texture of dukk but it tasted somewhat like coffee and chocolate mixed *drool* |
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| this was just one of those old fashioned doughnuts. i was lucky enough to take this picture |
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| she's so dang spoiled.. and so mean to me! |
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| i didn't really like this doughnut. those chunks tasted like hard chocolate with coffee but it was NOT the same as the first one |
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| this kinda scared me because the topping looks like dog food or something |
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| it was not good. |
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| this was very interesting too. a doughnut filled with red bean. |
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honestly, i wouldn't get this again
friday evening/night, my family left me. my mom and sisters went to the beach. my dad and brother went to a hockey game. i was alone for 5 hours hehe |
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so i did a facial! the top left corner is my mask. the top right is my toner/snack. the oranges and fruit salad is my snack too! here are the steps:
step 1 - clean your face of any makeup
step 2 - use a scrub and clean your face |
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| step 3 - do a ten minute steam. this was my citrus steam. MADE MY SKIN FEEL AMAZING. |
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| step 4 - do a mask. i did an avocado and lemon juice mask. MADE MY SKIN SUPER SOFT. |
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step 5 - eat some fruit salad. i made mine with strawberries, bananas, and mangoes [from costco. not good at all. doesn't even taste like mangos]
step 6 - use cucumber as a toner and rub it all over your face
now you're done! you can spray your face with a moisture spray for extra moisture |
monday night, we made ho dukk
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| my mom bought this from, i think, g-mart. all you need is the box, the stuff inside the box, and oil. lots and lots of oil. |
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| first, you dump the stuffed pancake mix and the yeast [on the other side of the bag] into a boil. add water according to directions on box. |
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| dump the stuffed pancake jam mix in a smaller bowl. this is the goodness inside the ho dukk |
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| OIL YOUR HANDS BEFORE TOUCHING THE DOUGH OR IT WILL STICK TO YOUR HANDS. roll the dough into small little balls, make a little well, and pour about a tablespoon into the well. put on oiled plate. |
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keep making dough balls until all the dough is gone
ahh don't i look so pro? |
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| oil pan and put about three balls onto the pan. squish balls with ho dukk press [we bought ours in korea!] |
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| flip. |
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squish until they look like pancakes and transfer to clean plate.
now, enjoy!
*not responsible for burnt tongues* |
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| where was alivia in all this? eating a hotdog with gochujang. |
yesterday, alivia and me were supposed to cook dinner. the entree we wanted to make was apparently not "up to par" with my mother's taste buds.
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| so she made pasta with mushrooms, onions, and vege chicken. |
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| yum. |
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| my mom wanted to make it like this because we watched a cooking show the day before and this is how they made their pasta. |
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| the things tv can make us do |
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| it looks good, right?! oh it was |
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| alivia made the asparagus. not oiled, salted, or peppered for my taste ;) |
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| but it makes a very pretty picture |
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| the final plating |
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| now for zee garlic bread. we found this in our fridge |
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| how old is this? no idea. |
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| the fambam eating dinner! |
in chemistry today..WE ELECTROCUTED A GUMMY BEAR WITH POTASSIUM CARBONATE!
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| first, we melted the potassium carbonate to make a nice little pool for the gummy bear |
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| we then chose our victim *dun dun dunnnnnn* |
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the beautiful aftermath.
does anyone know what burnt gummy bears smell like? i do. it smells like burnt smores :D |
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| kinda looks like mold doesn't it? |
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| oh yeahhhh |
if you're wondering, we did learn korean. especially emily:
i'm glad you're blogging again. I miss the cakes from Korea!!!!
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