Living in China.. You get tired of Chinese food. There isn't variety where I live.. They don't even have other types of Chinese food here because they only like a few flavors. I get really tired of eating the same thing everday..
SOOOO.. I'm going to try..
Growing an avocado tree for the future! Who knows!?
http://www.avocado.org/grow-your-own-tree/
Matthew Soren!
A guy living in China who'd like to share his adventures.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
Back to blogging.
It is been a long time since I have blogged. Almost 8 months. I'm going to restart blogging weekly!
See you later this week for a more interesting post!
I'll be blogging on things like China, Chinese culture, travel posts, recipes, cooking adventures, friends, updates and more!
See you later this week for a more interesting post!
I'll be blogging on things like China, Chinese culture, travel posts, recipes, cooking adventures, friends, updates and more!
Monday, November 28, 2011
I'm in the Philippines!
On the back of a Jeepney!
Helped out with cleaning feet so 200 kids could get new shoes from TOMS.
TOMS Shoes
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Update & Sushi Night!
I've been so blessed with God's love this week. I can feel His real living love for me more than I ever have. I'm always happy that I feel like this!
So, to get to the point of this little blog post, I went to have sushi with my friend Cassie from Shenzhen and her friend Xiaoguo. We had lots of fun and I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant. Best sushi house I've been to in China and not expensive either!
So, I'm doing great and I am loving the Lord! Eat your sushi!
So, to get to the point of this little blog post, I went to have sushi with my friend Cassie from Shenzhen and her friend Xiaoguo. We had lots of fun and I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant. Best sushi house I've been to in China and not expensive either!
So, I'm doing great and I am loving the Lord! Eat your sushi!
Monday, September 12, 2011
Shenzhen
I'm in Shenzhen for the time being. I'm here studying for 3 months.
This is a picture of Shenzhen I took. It reminds me of home because of the blue skies and trees.
Being so close to Hong Kong, SZ has many foreigners and non-native SZ people. You can find almost anything you want, foreign wise. It is amazing. Such a different from Chongqing. SZ is a nice vacation from CQ but I still miss CQ.
This is a picture of Shenzhen I took. It reminds me of home because of the blue skies and trees.
Being so close to Hong Kong, SZ has many foreigners and non-native SZ people. You can find almost anything you want, foreign wise. It is amazing. Such a different from Chongqing. SZ is a nice vacation from CQ but I still miss CQ.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Recipe for Cream of Mushroom Soup in China!
Cooking
Dice up the mushrooms and onions. Put butter into into a saucepan and wait until hot then add the mushrooms and onions. Cook stirring the mixture for about 2 minutes or just before the butter starts to burn. Put aside.Place the remaining butter into the saucepan, cook until melted, and add the flour. Cook until all the butter and flour are combined and then continue to cook for 2-3 minutes. Pour in the h&h slowly while continually stirring. Add the mushrooms, onions, and season with salt and white pepper. Remember to not let the mixture boil or the milk will curdle. Add your desired toppings (Parmesan, garnishes, and so on) and you're done!
Ingredients
250 grams of fresh button mushrooms (I just use the standard Chinese mushrooms)1/4 c. of butter
2 tbsps. of finely chopped white onion (if you don't like it you don't have to use it)
4 c. of half-and-half mix (equal amounts: 2 cups milk and 2 cups cream)
-Because half-and-half is hard to find in China all you need to do is this. Melt one tablespoon of butter in a saucepan and once melted pour in 1 cup of milk. This makes 1 cup substitute of h&h. Make 2 cups of h&h substitute to make two cups "cream" and you're good.
2-3 tbsps. of flour (depending on how thick you want your soup)
salt (to taste)
white pepper (to taste)
Makes 4 bowls of soup.
I hope you enjoy the soup and the little soup icon can I made to represent this dish! :)
Friday, June 3, 2011
Kong Fu Panda 2 | 功夫熊猫二
I just saw KongFu Panda 2 in theaters! Loved it.. despite the fact all my Korean friend were tell me I look like Po the big bellied panda. I appreciated that, oh yes.
How do normal (low-class) Chinese people do it? It costs 55 RMB or about $8.55 to see this movie in China! Man, I can't believe how much I paid for this movie. Think about it like I do..
Breakfast: 3-5 RMB
Lunch: 10 RMB
Dinner: 15 RMB
Bottle of Coke: 3 RMB
Monthly Internet Fee: 100 RMB
T-Shirt: anywhere from 20-150 RMB
Movie Ticket: 55 RMB
I spent 55 RMB on a movie ticket that allowed me to sit in a theater for 2 hours and laugh. Wow!
P.S. Put money aside and go see it.
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