Archive for the ‘Feed me better’ Category
2월 9th, 2006
Hungry? This is real Full set of Traditional Korean Food.
Rice, Soup, Kimchi, and many real korean side dishes.
Korean food uses less oil than Chinese, but it is also not as bland as the cuisine of Japan.
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Korean Home Cooking Author: Soon Yung Chung; Buy New: $13.57 |
2월 9th, 2006
2월 9th, 2006
Korea BBQ markerel
BBQ with Slightly salted mackerel
Great with Korean SOJU 
1월 31st, 2006
New Year’s wishes with rice cake!
set of Mixed Japanese Sweet rice Cakes
Impressive traditional Japanese Rice Cake.
Related: Sushi And Kimchi
1월 28th, 2006
1월 25th, 2006
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Gaggia 35005 Carezza Espresso Machine, Gray |
Combining advanced technology with classic form, this 1425-watt espresso machine features a powerful 17-1/2-bar pump and durable ABS plastic housing. Its commercial-grade brew group and filter holder in chromium-plated brass maintain constant temperature, while clearly visible and easy-to-access controls take the guesswork out of making great-tasting espresso at home. The machine’s adjustable steam nozzle quickly froths milk, and its hot-water dispenser conveniently provides hot water for tea, cocoa, or instant foods. Other useful features include Illy-pod capability, a 44-ounce reservoir capacity, a drip-proof system, and an automatic self-priming pump to facilitate start-up. The unit’s drop-trap basin and cup-support grating are both made of stainless steel and are easy to slide out for quick cleaning. Accessories include single/pod and double stainless-steel filter baskets, a plastic tamper, a perfect crema disk, and a 7-gram coffee scoop.
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1월 25th, 2006
Cheddars of the World Assortment
Along with their conquering armies, the Romans brought their cheesemaking expertise to England in the first century AD. But it was not until the sixteenth century when the cheese we know today as Cheddar was so named. With such a long history, it’s no surprise that Cheddar is one of the world’s favorite foods. So popular, in fact, that almost every cheese producing nation makes its own version.
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