Wake Up In English

Wake Up In English

Friday, 1 May 2015 / No Comments

Hello everyone! how was your week been? I hope it was delightful, as delightful as this a full stomach in the morning. So, did you got the hint of what i'm going to write today? that's right! i'm going to write about a breakfast menu... since i really like to fill my stomach in the morning, today i would write about a English Breakfast.

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What is an English breakfast? actually, it is a full meal breakfast that usually consist of any kind of cooked food such as Sausages, Bacon, Eggs, Veggies, Hash Browns and more with a cup of black coffee of tea. a traditional way of serving an English Breakfast is to basically fry everything up. the terms 'Full English' is denoting a breakfast that offers everything on table.

My way of enjoying an English Breakfast is to have Egg (poached, fried, scrambled), fried bacon, fried sausages, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, hash browns, a couple of toast, a black pudding and sided with a cup of hot tea, black coffee, or some chill orange juices.

So, since English Breakfast offers you almost everything delicious to eat, here's my tips for you who wants to taste everything an English Breakfast have to serve:

1. Be sure to be hungry before you enjoy you breakfast
2. Take tiny bits of everything served
3. Take a cup of tea or orange juice for starters so it can wash down your meal
4. If you're still hungry grab the food you like most
5. Drink a cup of Earl Grey tea or a cup of Black Coffee and relax to end the meal.

So, that's all about my style of English Breakfast, i hope you enjoy this article as much i enjoy writing it. give some comment and advice on what should i write next on the comment section. Bye! See you Next time!

Mixing Bibimbap

Mixing Bibimbap

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Hi There! How's life? Recently, in my neighbor hood and around campus, healthy living and dieting have been a really popular topic. My friends also have started those 'eat less' and 'exercise more' routines. And i understand that exercise is good and necessary for your body, but eat less? If your one of those people, stop doing what you're doing. Eat regularly, just watch what you're eating. many people think that meat is the source of fat. Well, nevertheless you still need them. So here is my solution of staying healthy without cutting your everyday meal.

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One of my favorite dish is from South Korea. It has it all, this dish have the egg, the rice, the meat, and more importantly, this dish have more vegetable! It's the perfect dish to eat for lunch or before/after your exercise. This Dish is called BiBimBap or Mixed Rice.True to the name of the dish, Mixed Rice, this dish literally gave you the freedom of mixing anything you want in to the dish. 

There are three types of bibimbap. Dolsot bibimbap which is the vegetable bibimbap, Hweodeopbap which uses fish instead of meat in the bibimbap, and the regular bibimbap that contains of vegetable and lean meat.  bibimbap was traditionally eaten to get rid of the left over side dishes on the lunar year eve. It was also eaten by farmers during farming season, because on that season food are usually rare, as it was the easiest way to make large amount of food for a large amount of people. 

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Bibimbap usually contains rice, sesame oil, Gochujang (korean pepper paste), vegetables, Meat and egg. but since we're talking about healthy eating, you can only mix the rice with vegetables and eggs, and the dish would be healthy, yummy, and satisfying all the same.

Some tips for your bibimbap: try to cut the vegetables thin and matchsticks like, if you're tongue don't tolerate spicy food so much try to lessen the Gochujang or you can simply go with your homemade chilly paste, cook the egg half-cooked or just crack it while the rice and vegetables are still hot and steamy, it will taste better. and don't forget to measure before you cook, it get way too much after you mixed everything together.

So, that's all from me folks! hope you enjoy the article i wrote this time. Tell us what food should we talk about next time in the comment section, and remember: Don't Starve! See you next time! Bye!

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Gochujang (Korean Chilly paste)