Panna Cotta was the competition topic of December from food and photography facebook group that I'm joining. Even I've never tried this food before, I thought it was just like fruit jelly I usually watched my grandma made. Thus, on my mind, it's kind of easy, LOL. Plus the event hosts also said the recipe was not hard at all, simple, easy, just make and succeed. Yeah, I heard it clearly, just make and succeed!
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Saturday, 31 December 2011
Saturday, 24 December 2011
Xmas Project with Santa Claus - Christmas tree, gifts, decorations and ornaments
Monday, 19 December 2011
Homemade Hot Pepper Sauce
Winter is officially coming here in Toronto now. As my last
post in November about my little garden, I had to harvest all the peppers even
though they were still green. Just a couple of them were ripe. The bad news is
that I’m not very good at eating spicy food and all people I know couldn’t even
eat as spicy as I do, LOL. That’s why two big bags of green hot peppers have
been in my fridge all the time. I guess they should weigh around 5 pounds (or
say 6 pounds at maximum). A month has passed by and I don’t think they can stay
there in the fridge forever. Well, I have to do something with them. I thought
about pickling them but still too much. Finally, I came up with the idea to
storing them as sauce; require less space and easier eating in a long time. And
the good news is that it was not too hard to do homemade hot pepper sauce at I
thought.
Friday, 16 December 2011
Food ideas for napa cabbages - Let's roll them!
Usually, cabbages can be boiled, stirred, pickled (famous Korean Kimchi) or used for soup. To make the recipe less boring, I rolled them this time. Napa cabbage leaves are perfect for food wrapping.
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Tuesday, 13 December 2011
Project: Home entertainment and communication convergence
Discussion: Possibilities and Benefits
Scope: This writing is mostly for markets in North America.
More than 90% of evidences were collected inside Canada-Ontario and the rest
from U.S.
Authorship:
- This document was prepared by Nhung Nguyen under the guidance of Tony Carter, Centennial College School of Business.
- The case study was developed to get a full perspective of home entertainments now and next few years. We do independent studies without any sponsor from the mentioned companies. All the theories we pointed out are not from recognized data statistics. They’re showing our own analysis and opinions instead.
- Nhung is a graduate of the Universities of Natural Sciences, Ho Chi Minh City , Vietnam and has worked in Canada as a software developer and product manager.
- You’re not allowed to re-post the content anywhere without the acknowledgement of Tony Carter and Nhung Nguyen.
- Any questions about the post, please kindly leave comments.
Friday, 9 December 2011
Video: Snowing
It will be wonderful if Dec 24th is snowing like today.
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Cooking: Non-greasy omelet for a healthy breakfast
This is my breakfast for today, super fast, super easy.
- one egg
- 2 or 3 bread slices
- veggies
- soy sauce
Monday, 5 December 2011
Book Review: Outliers - The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell
Malcolm Gladwell is the name I
heard the most from friends whenever mentioning about books and intellectual talks.
I don’t know why, maybe by coincidence, I received recommendations on his books
from at least 3 people (those who I know in person) from different areas of
sciences. The first time I heard about him should be in 2008. At that time,
frankly, I wasn’t very excited to read English books at all (English isn’t my
native language). Whenever thinking about reading, understanding and catching
the metaphor behind the books, I procrastinated myself. Therefore, I kept lying
myself that because I was so busy and I couldn’t spend time seriously on
reading books. That excuse made me feel better during years. It’s somehow
called as “Willful Blindness”[1]
symptom.
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