Whether it’s missing our favorite comfort foods or celebrating the Lunar New Year with family, we’ve decided to share a few recipes to cure both problems.
Although they won’t be able to replace a normal semester, hopefully, they will make a semester transition more fun.
To make your first socially distant Friendsgiving more enjoyable, I highly recommend making a charcuterie board.
Good Uncle’s menu is versatile, as it is updated bi-weekly, and flexible to accommodate customers who have dietary preferences, including needing vegan and gluten-free food.
To make your online experience more pleasant and easier to survive, I have compiled two fast yet delicious snacks that allow you to treat yourself between Zoom classes or to just enjoy whenever you want during the day.
After watching the video, I thought it would be fun to experiment and write about what it's like to eat like a celebrity for a day.
With these delicious recipes, celebratory tunes and circumstantial alternatives, virtual graduations can easily be a fun alternative to commemorate and acknowledge the successes of your loved ones.
Jjapaguri is perfect for a quick lunch, late-night snack or something to enjoy while watching “Parasite” with your family
This dessert is healthy, easy and delectable — not to mention it will fill your house with a harmonious aroma of cinnamon and comfort.
Tteok kkochi translates into ‘rice cake skewer,’ which is pan-grilled with oil and glazed with a sweet and spicy sauce.
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