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This...Yum. Mya treated us to Korean rice sausage This...Yum. Mya treated us to Korean rice sausage with potatoes. 100 times better than a corn dog. I topped mine with spicy sauce and mustard cheese sauce. #hotdog #korean #potatoes #koreanhotdog #foodblogger #momblogger
Deep thoughts from Mya. Taken on December 24, 202 Deep thoughts from Mya. Taken on December 24, 2022 right about when the king tides were near it's highest point. #sandiego #pacificbeach #surfing
My favorite time of the year! The house is decorat My favorite time of the year! The house is decorated and now it's time for Christmas baking!
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Giving thanks to God today. #thanksgiving #mass # Giving thanks to God today. #thanksgiving #mass #catholic
Siopao. Dad used to make this a lot. I fondly rem Siopao. Dad used to make this a lot. I fondly remember standing on a stool over the kitchen table, cutting out rounds of dough with the rim of a Kraft cheese can. We had an assembly line: Claire or I would cut, dad would fill, then all of us took part in sealing. I made these today for Dad's viewing. Dad didn't share his recipes. He cooked by taste so he never had measurements. I hope one day I'll get close enough to replicate his cooking.

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