Italian Night! Spaghetti dinner with broccoli is a
favorite meal. |
Wild salmon dinner is a traditional
‘British Columbia’ meal. |
South American Night! Enchiladas, ‘gallo pinto’
rice and vegetables is a South American specialty. |
Canadian meals too! Steak and potatos with vegetables. |
Curry Night! Our homestay students like to invite their
friends over on ‘Curry Night’, when we serve different
Indian curries, nan bread and rice. |
British Pub Night! Chips and eggs for a good quick
supper on a busy night when you are going out. |
Asian food! Noodle soups and stir fries with rice are
regular meals at home, too. |
A funny breakfast! Boiled eggs and toast are a Saturday
tradition, and omelettes, pancakes, or 'French toast’
with maple syrup are typical Sunday breakfasts. |
A healthy light meal!
Chicken and tofu salad.
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Cajun Night!
Shrimp and Chicken Jambalaya
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Chef's Salad is a good summer meal
Tacos are a fun meal. Everybody makes their own by
rolling up their favorite ingredients in the round corn tortillas.
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Snacks! The snack bowl in the living room is always full
of Canadian and international snack foods to munch while studying
or watching TV.
Home Cooking.
Ally and Daniel made
kimchi (Korean pickled cabbage)
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Hyun Jung cooked chop chai for us –
a delicious Korean dish.
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Kanae enjoying an omelette for breakfast
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Dinner at Grandma’s. Sometimes we all go over
to Grandma’s house for dinner. |
A Fondue Party with Friends. Jinny and Eunice enjoyed
meeting new friends at our fondue party. |
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Kanae with a chocolate dessert.
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So Hee cooking a favorite Korean soup.
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