What's your favorite food?

Whenever I'm feeling down or when I have trouble with English, do you know what I do? 

I think of food!! Delicious food!! 

What's on the menu today?

Recently, I've been craving to eat those sushi rolls you see in TV shows, expensive Japanese restaurants and those RM3- 13+ sushi displays at Jusco/Tesco food counter and I go... "If only I can have a bite of those tasty sushi..."

Now, I must confess. Eating sushi to me, is a luxury (a state of great comfort or extravagant living).  Plus, I thought to myself, if I pay RM5 for four pieces of those rolls, it won't feel like it's worth it, don't you think so? 

So, what I did was, firstly, I decided to Google up about anything on Japanese sushi to the Korean version called 'Kimbap'. The word 'Kim' in Korean means seaweed while the word 'Bap' means rice.

Then, once I have done my research on what I need and how to do it, I'm all prepared to go shopping for the ingredients. After I am done with my shopping, I start cooking my rice and cutting the fillings of my Kimbap such as cucumber, ham, eggs and carrots. Next, I place some rice on a piece of rectangular seaweed and spread some rice on top of it and fill in my colorful fillings for the Kimbap. Then, I roll the seaweed so that it becomes like a long cylinder. Finally, I cut the long seaweed roll into small pieces (like the picture) and serve it on a nice plate.

TADA! My current favorite is a Korean delicacy called Kimbap.

Now, my fellow readers...

Did you realize I was describing the steps of making Kimbap? I was actually doing a process writing, explaining the steps on how to make my favorite food! I was clever right?

*Wink - Because I indirectly taught you about process writing!

Now, process writing is not really THAT hard! You've seen how simple it took me to explain to you.  In process writing, it's important to highlight the sequence from the the first step to the consequent steps. So, below are some of the words you can use to link your steps:

• Firstly, In the beginning
• Then, Next, After that, Secondly, Thirdly, Afterwards
• Finally, At last 

If you are not sure how to use these sequence connectors, don't worry! Just click HERE to do some exercise or search on Google on the topic sequence and logical connectors!

After that, maybe you can share with me on how YOU make your favorite food so I can make it myself too!