fashion + food.

[subjective]

i got two new pairs of jeans today from marissa. (best care package EVER!) one pair has pseudo-patches on the knees. they fit perfectly. the length is just right; i am wearing them right now & i feel a desperate need for red converse low-tops to go with.

i just realized that one of my favorite visuals is the way uncuffed jeans fall over converse low-tops. fyi. also my style lately has consisted of short-sleeve dressy shirts, shorts that fall well below the knee, & white socks with 3 different colored stripes at the top. only a few inches of my shins show. i like it.

favorite foods lately: BABY BOK CHOY. fake grilled cheese sandwiches. grilled tempeh sandwiches. homemade miso soup. soba noodles. pistachios. almond butter (crunchy).

bedtime should have been an hour ago.

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[explode.livejournal.com]

re fav visuals: YES.

[qulturquisinart.livejournal.com]

unrelated, but:

I miss you. <3

[subjective.livejournal.com]

when are you coming to visit?

[jactitation.livejournal.com]

Okay, I haven't had a real grilled cheese sandwich in about 10 years, so maybe my mouth is amnesiac enough for fake grilled cheese. I so miss Branston's pickle under melty cheese...

What's yr brand?

[subjective.livejournal.com]

tofutti makes "american cheese" in slices. i haven't had dairy cheese in several years, which may be why i think this is good. not sure. if you overcook the sandwich it gets a little too melty, as i discovered a few weeks ago.

i also tried grating a block of "cheddar cheese" by veggie kaas the other night when making enchiladas. not bad. i always swore i wouldn't try fake cheese 'cause i heard it was the grossest stuff ever.

[oblivionjen.livejournal.com]

if i come to davis will you please prepare those yummy foods for me? i am hungry for some home cookin'.

[subjective.livejournal.com]

of course, that goes without saying! <3 also we will cook together, 'cause that was very fun this summer in your apt.

[easilyirritable.livejournal.com]

Oooh, would you mind posting your miso soup recipe? My poor roommate has been having the worst luck with Japanese restaurants and miso soup, and I think I'd like to surprise her with some yummy homemade miso.

[subjective.livejournal.com]

uh, i sort of make it up as i go along. finely chop some scallions & dice a little bit of tofu into tiny squares. i think the general rule is 2c water to 2Tbs miso (i usually use mellow brown rice miso). boil the water, add the tofu, lower the heat & add the scallions & stir in the miso until dissolved. be sure not to boil it once you've added the miso.

that's about it. i want to get some seaweed to put in it too but i haven't experimented with that yet. you could add other veggies like thinly sliced carrots, etc, if you wanted.