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Bitter Melon anyone?
My aunt brought me some bitter melon so I made some childhood favorites. Hakka style stuffed bitter melon and scrambled egg stirfried bitter melon.
u/SimpleSincerity — 2 days ago
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Are any of these marriage material?
Glutenous rice, bak choy and winter melon soup, fried chicken legs, and sticky pork anyone?
Looking for love and mom always said that a man only likes a woman who can cook.
I'm not sure if my village dishes will impress anyone but I'll try my best.
u/SimpleSincerity — 9 days ago
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32[MTF4M]Half Japanese transfemenine seeking friends maybe more #Texas
Hi everyone, as the title says half Japanese trans feminine person looking for friends/chat buddy maybe more.
I'm a tall girl but I have no height requirements. English isn't my first language, but I've been practicing a while I'm just not good at at causal English.
I love to cook, I mostly make Asian food. Japanese, regional Chinese, some south east Asian. I'm a causal gamer; mostly RPGs, JRPGs turn based battling but ive branched out from my comfort zone.
I love music, not to much English music though. I watch anime but it's not something I follow a lot. Prefer someone within my state but it's not mandatory. I also prefer Asian men, I have tried dating outside my ethnicity twice and it didn't work. Not a mandate just a preference.
I don't judge anyone for anything, so bring me all of you. Good, bad, in between.
I look forward to hearing from you.
u/SimpleSincerity — 1 month ago
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Comfort food today
This is a classic village comfort food. Leafy vegetables, steamed chicken, and rice dumplings in a comforting broth top it with flavored oil for an extra dimension of flavor.
u/SimpleSincerity — 2 months ago
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One of my favorites 😋
This dish is to good and one of my favorites. 3 ingredients, I don't count herbs and such.
Baby bak choy, green garlic, and lap cheon.
u/SimpleSincerity — 2 months ago
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Dinner last night.
I think posting here might be a regular thing for me. People tend to like my posts.
I made a bowl of rice noodle soup with some left over meatballs with some egg custard tarts.
u/SimpleSincerity — 2 months ago
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Pork noodle soup anyone?
So I made char siu, it's something that takes a lot of time but totally worth it. This one of my favorite ways to have it. Over some egg noodle. I put it an egg and naruto because why not? Drizzle sesame and chili oil with some spring onion.
u/SimpleSincerity — 2 months ago
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Early 30s [MtF4A] looking for chats or connections #Online #USA
Hi, I'm Simple Sincerity. I am just looking around. A good conversation maybe a possible connection? I'm just over 30.
I have a full time job, I love music, cooking and dance. I'm a casual gamer. I'm an old fashioned kind of girl.
I'm also a bit of a nerd. Everything from Pokémon, to star wars and obscure comic book characters.
I love a good pot of tea to unwind. After a full day.
I don't entertain topics of politics. Nobody is ever happy when talking politics and I like to keep things positive. Otherwise I keep and open mind, honest ear, and above else a judgment free zone.
So if anybody reads this everyone is welcome.
u/SimpleSincerity — 2 months ago
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Eel rice bowl anyone?
This is a dish I love. If the uncle ay the grocery store doesn't bave the prepared eel he'll point me to whole eel I can fillet myself. This one was premade, but still, super good.
u/SimpleSincerity — 2 months ago