Comments (0) I just came back from a trip to Navajo Country and the American Southwest. Here’s a video timelapse of the various places I visited: Joshua Tree National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Horseshoe Bend, Monument Valley, Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Petrified Forest National Park, and Sedona. Enjoy!
For photos from the trip, please visit my photography website, Evosia Photography.
How to Cook Traditional Chinese Herbal Chicken Soup
A seasonal Chinese cooking class with
Henry Jun Wah Lee, M.S. Oriental Medicine
Class Highlights:
Class Information:
In this class you will learn how to cook one of the signature Cantonese soups for the winter time: the winter Herbal Chicken soup. This soup is used as tonic in the winter as it warms the body, boosts your Qi or vital energy, builds blood, and strengthens the immune system. More importantly, in the context of this cooking class, this soup tastes really darn good!
That’s right, eating healthy doesn’t necessarily mean you have to compromise on taste. Over thousands of years, the Cantonese from Southern China have refined and mastered the art of integrating food with medicine to make tasty dishes that you and your family/patients will love to eat. So why reinvent the wheel trying to figure out what to cook when the Cantonese has been integrating natural medicine with their cooking for centuries.
You don’t have to be a good cook nor do you have to have any knowledge of Chinese Herbs or Chinese Medicine to take this class. This is a beginner cooking class for people who want to play an active role in their own health and well-being. This class is designed to be fast, fun, practical and informative.
Day and Time: Sunday, January 24th, 2010 from 10:30am to 2:30pm.
Location: Silver Lake in Los Angeles, California
Class Fee: $40.00 (before Jan. 18) or $45.00 (on or after Jan. 18).
Class size is limited to 12 people maximum so reserve your space early!
For more information please contact Henry at 310-980-8645 or email info@henryjunwahlee.com
Full moon over Ancient Bristlecone Pine Tree
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Snow Leopard Cub
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Turtles contemplating together
I was shooting in the Los Angeles Arboretum a few days ago and wandered upon a group of turtles perched on top of a floating log. At first glance, the turtles don’t seem like interesting subjects. They don’t move much, standing in the same spot for hours at a time sun bathing and perhaps contemplating the meaning of life. I never paid much attention to them. But this time I decided to sit down nearby to observe them and do a little contemplation of my own.
Panorama theme by Themocracy
