In fact it seems like a lot of November has been focused on food - a week or so ago we attended a sushi making course, which was super fun. Our instructor was a Japanese chef who gave us some background history about sushi - which buy the way doesn't mean raw fish, it means vinegared rice, and also taught us about different kinds of sushi and the regional differences in Japan. Since we are massive sushi lovers it was really interesting to learn a bit more about the traditional way of eating it and making it, and I now completely understand why it takes years to become a proper sushi chef. In our case I think we were fast tracked, since it only took about 2 hrs before we started making sushi: thin tuna rolls (Maki), thick rolls (Futomaki) and inside out California rolls, and at the end of the course we actually had some decent looking pieces with us home for a late night snack. We had so much fun and are now obsessing about coming up with new creative sushi fillings e.g. pear, walnut and blue cheese, or how about a British classic - a chip, brown sauce and some cheese? Naaaaah, I think I'll stick with the more traditional.
I've also started all the preparations for Christmas; the house has been decorated, all we need is a Christmas tree (real of course), I'm all set to celebrate first of advent tomorrow in a traditional Swedish way, I've made lists of Christmas presents to buy, decided on what food we're going to eat and what I need to buy. My Christmas leggings with penguins and reindeer are all laid out with my Christmas socks and jumper (can you tell that I REALLY LOVE Christmas) and overall I feel quite well prepared as we go into December and I can't wait to open no 1 of my Ciaté mini nail polish calendar tomorrow morning. So bring it on December - I'm ready for you!
The preparation for Christmas is the best part :))
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I sooo agree with you, and I'm glad I've started early this month :o). Xx
Deleteoh wow i'd love to learn how to make sushi also <3 its sooo good
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It's soo much fun and I think we might even try to make Christmas sushi LOL. Xx
DeleteCandles always offer a romantic atmosphere... Cool!
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I agree with you, it's soooo cozy :o). Xx
DeleteI love candles and especially the colour changing flameless ones which look like real candles and a lot safer.:)
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I've never seen that actually, but it sounds very cool :o)! Xx
DeleteAmazing preparations for Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much - time will go so quickly and there's still soooo much left to do :). Xx
Deletei have been eating so much lately, since it was thanksgiving in america!
ReplyDeleteHey Elle - I hope you had a great time and that you got yourself some fantastic sale items :o). Xx
DeleteI've been preparing for Christmas too, eek, so exciting!
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I'm glad it's not just me starting early :). Xx
DeleteI am a lover of candles also...so romantic! I haven't started preparing as yet but I have definitely been indulging in holiday food!
ReplyDeleteAll of autumn is a veritable food bonanza LOL. Xx
DeleteI celebrated the start of Christmas last week with a chocolate Santa ;) great post :)
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Yeeay - sounds lovely and Thank you so much :o). Xx
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