My name is Myounghee Jo. I am passionate about cooking diverse types of foods, exploring new tastes and teaching how to cook in an environmentally-friendly, sustainable fashion. I want to create a community internationals in Vienna, who share with me the passion for food, which connects and tells stories.
My everyday recipe is presented here, I do what I love to cook and share the ideas.
Hey, how are you doing with this summer? Do you know that apricots are in season now? For sure you know already but the best time for cooking with apricot is right now. Towards mid-August, the apricot gets sweeter than ever and ripe enough to cook with it. When you visit the local farmers market…
What can you do with all this zucchini? That was my question and the answer was this easy but very locally cooked recipe, Zucchini Gazpacho. I know that I have already made a proper Spanish Gazpacho last time and shared the recipe with you. But I thought maybe many people found that Spanish Gazpacho recipe…
Melon is one of my favourite fruits and almost every day in the summer time we eat melons as morning smoothie, evening snack or cook it like a steak, add into salad and more. When I was a little girl living in Korea, my hometown, there were small shops for kids in front of the…
Elder (‘holunder’ in German) is a loved bushy tree which can be seen commonly all over Britain and most parts of central and southern Europe. I’ve never seen this tree before when I lived in Korea, but since I’d moved to London and now Austria, I see this tree everywhere, every year around early summer.…
Lemon is one of the most useful and beloved cooking ingredients in our kitchen. Adding just a few drops of lemon juice and tiny slices of lemon peel in many dishes take the whole flavour into another level. But after that what to do with all these leftover lemon scraps? Sometimes, I keep hollow half…
Do you feel bad when you throw watermelon scraps? I do feel bad actually as I eat melons almost every day these days and the amount of waste is too much even if it ends up in bio waste and recycled in a way. I researched what I could do with this watermelon scrap and…
