HAWAII VLOG (February 2023)

Late post of travel vlog to Hawaii🏝️🌊☀️ back in February for a friend’s bachelorette trip!

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Cherry Blossoms 2019

Reminiscing the cherry blossoms on this rainy day… 💦

It’s already been a month since that beautiful sunny ☀️day in early April when the cherry blossoms were in peak bloom. Other than walking along the Tidal Basin to see the cherry blossoms, I also went to Artechouse, which is an interactive art exhibition in DC.

I recommend checking out Artechouse if you haven’t been. They change the exhibit every couple of months. I’ve only been to their Cherry Blossom exhibit this year and last year, but I highly recommend checking out their other exhibits! You can check them out here.

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My favorite food….

Hello from KOREA!! While being in Korea, this post seems the most appropriate to post while I am here.

In addition to trying new places to eat, I enjoy cooking as well. One of my favorite foods and the first thing I eat whenever I arrive in Korea is ddeokbokgi 떡볶이or Korean spicy rice cakes. It’s also something I make when I crave something spicy or just want some soul food.

Making ddeokbokgi isn’t hard so I thought I’ll share my recipe:

*Others may make it differently

Ingredients:

  • rice cakes
  • fish cakes
  • red pepper paste
  • soy sauce
  • sugar/honey
  • sesame oil
  • onions
  • carrot
  • garlic
  1. Chop onions, carrots, and fish cakes
  2. Add 3 tbsp of sesame oil in heated fry pan
  3. Cook onions, carrots, and 1/2 tbsp of chopped garlic in sesame oilIMG_2171.JPG
  4. Add fish cakes, rice cakes (ddeok), and add water to pan till it covers ingredients in pan

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5. Add 2 1/2 tbsp of red pepper paste (add more based on preference of spiciness), 1 tbsp of sugar/honey, and 1 tbsp of soy sauce *if it’s too spicy add more sugar/honey, if it’s too bland, add more soy sauce

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6. Boil and cook until rice cakes are done

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Missing Sunshine

With all the wind, snow and cold weather happening this past week, I cannot help, but wish for some sun and warm weather…☀️  I went to LA for a weekend back in September for my cousin’s wedding.

While there, I shot some video footage for my sister so she can create a short travel vlog for her YouTube channel. We only had 24 hours to do some actual sightseeing so we crammed in as much as we could in a day!

Check out the video below ⬇️