[RECIPE] Chocolate-covered Marshmallows

As its name would suggest, it is simply marshmallows dipped in chocolate. Make it as a party favor or a housewarming gift. Or make it for a special someone (it makes a nice study snack)

Ingredients:
marshmallows*
dark chocolate**
sprinkles (decorations)
lollipop sticks (optional)
clear bags with twist ties (optional)

[RECIPE] Sortedfood's recipe: Chocolate Cake-in-a-mug

I always crave for something sweet, and that's a really big problem for me. A single serving of chocolate cake can satisfy me without me overeating more sweets~

Out of all the recipes I came across, Sorted Food's chocolate cake-in-a-mug recipe seems to be the most foolproof and simplest one. I did some minor changes to their recipe:

Chocolate Cake-in-a-mug (single serving):
2 tbsp self-raising flour*
1 tbsp cocoa
1 tsp coffee powder
1 tbsp  sugar (the chocolate chips I have at home are really sweet, so I use less sugar)
1 (small) egg
1 tbsp oil
1 tbsp milk
chocolate chips

*self-rasing flour: 1.25 (all-purpose flour) to 0.25 (baking powder) ratio 

[REVIEW] Bonchaz (W Hastings)

Bonchaz is a cute little cafe located on Hastings St. x Richards St.

They actually have 2 locations: Hastings location & Broadway location.

It's a typical cafe that sells savory soup, flavorful sandwiches, French press coffee, to decadent chocolate cupcakes.  They also have a choose any 2 special for $6.59 (classic sandwich/ 12oz soup/ pasta/ salad) that's quite popular.

Bonchaz: choose any 2 for $6.59 deal

[RECIPE] Kimchi Fried Rice

Fried Rice is a pretty common dish that (most) Asians make; it's simple,easy and quick. Just use some leftover rice and whatever you can find in the fridge- just dump it into the pan. Recently my mom bought a big tub of kimchi so I threw that into my fried rice, and it was heaven!