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Display Name:	dailypujas
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My dad makes the best Chinese version of this dish!! It has the most perfect silky texture and super tasty savoriness. Sometimes he mixes in thousand year old eggs (which I love but recognize is not to everyone's taste) to be fancy but often, it's just some ginger slivers, scallion and soy sauce. I wish I had some right now. Note to self, call dad for recipe Recipe: Korean-Style Steamed EggsRecipes from The Kitchn Flag this comment	3/13/12 12:07 PM
dried salted plum What Were the Brown, Salty Bits in My Salted Lemonade? Good Questions Flag this comment	6/23/11 2:45 PM
gag gag gag I know insects are full of nutrients and part of a lot of diets around the world but GAG GAG GAG!!! Sorry! :P Would You Eat Chocolate-Covered Cicada Ice Cream? Flag this comment	6/9/11 2:03 PM
Gray and yellow is one of my favorite color combos! It's gorgeous, simple and I think Gus is a very lucky boy indeed! Gus's Modern Nursery on a Budget Nursery Tour Flag this comment	6/9/11 1:51 PM
Not only is the bench awesome, the little munchkin jumping on it is absolutely adorable! An Amazing Outdoor Sofa That's DIY — Not Designer! Flag this comment	4/27/11 3:53 PM
Hot soy milk (sweet or salty) is a very common breakfast for the Chinese but less so for Cantonese people. You tiao is really good in the soy milk and is even better if they have a xiao bing (I've heard it referred to as a Chinese pancake but really more like a flatbread) wrapped around it. It's super delicious and very filling. By the way, I've never heard of congee being made with day old rice. It's usually fresh. Day old rice is best for making fried rice. Bao & Beyond: 8 Chinese Breakfast Favorites Flag this comment	4/11/11 1:12 PM
@nomnom- When I read "My mom's cure for the cold was definitely forcing me to go to school as usual...", I knew you were Asian! Like you, nothing short of death would have caused my Chinese mom to keep me home from school. Our cure was jook usually with salted pork, thousand year old eggs and the occasional salted duck egg. What Was Your Mom's Home Cure for the Common Cold? Flag this comment	3/21/11 2:08 PM
Kinder Eggs are awesome and it's true that you're not allowed to bring them into the US. The ones that are sold here have crappier toys (usually puzzle pieces). Duty-Free Food Souvenirs: Kinder Bueno Chocolates (and Why Not to Buy Kinder Eggs) Flag this comment	2/24/11 1:45 PM
"PS: Where are y'all shopping for lamps?? IKEA, dumpters, Brooklyn curb, and the Salvation Army are not acceptable responses to this question." That was really rude and uncalled for. If you can afford $700 for a lamp then lucky you but you don't need to insult the people who can't/ won't spend that amount on a lamp. Mottega: Customized Lamps in 2 Weeks Store Profile Flag this comment	1/12/11 3:47 PM