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May 10Liked by Kristina Cho

Thank you for this delightful post! As a cookbook lover, I'm so intrigued by the development process, so I sincerely appreciate the glimpse into your life and weekly routine! Now I'll be on the lookout for chrysanthemum greens (hadn't heard of them before this post - thank you for the exposure!) to make this pesto!

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you're so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!!! Hope you can find it!

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May 11Liked by Kristina Cho

Totally trying this!!

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I LOVE chrysanthemum greens but I’ve never thought to use them in a non-Asian preparation. Thanks for inspiring me and I’m gonna try this pesto :).

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I think this is where I find a lot of inspiration! Finding creative ways to use Asian ingredients outsides of how we’re used to!

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So true :) Since I subscribe to a CSA, I often use local veggies in Asian preparations too!

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May 8Liked by Kristina Cho

My mom used to prepare them. Yummy!

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May 8Liked by Kristina Cho

lol-ed at the Quorn nugs :D our mums are going nuts right now--perhaps I will make some pesto with them!! never would have thought to do that <3

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hahaha honestly would still eat them now! you have free pesto and salad sitting in your yard!

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obsessed with your very neat handwriting

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haha it's that architecture school training for you! sometimes I slip up and the letters go from all caps to cursive... like in cucumber!

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i do a combo of caps and not. i am not really sure where that came from.

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