Rocket Allergies, Chicory, and Avocado
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Rocket Allergies, Chicory, and Avocado

2020-10-16

Notes

20201016, the Greek word 'αλλεργία' (allergia, meaning 'abnormal reaction') is where 'allergy' comes from, and the anglicized pronunciation is commonly used in Korean too. Symptoms can range from just feeling off, itchy, or breaking out, all the way to serious breathing difficulty in severe cases. (Source: Namu Wiki) Causes are wildly varied — from fruits like the peaches that famously starred in the Oscar-winning Parasite, to nuts like walnuts, vegetables like taro, and even dust, metal, and water. Meanwhile, allergies you never had can also show up as you age — and I've developed one to #rocket. I used to enjoy it often, but one day my mouth suddenly swelled up, and it took a full day for the swelling to go down. So for today's breakfast, instead of rocket, I used bitter #chicory, which tastes closest to rocket (or so I'm telling myself — really, it's just what was left in the fridge), dressed with olive oil, whole-grain mustard, and white wine vinegar, topped with #avocado. Ta-da~, in no time at all, a #breakfast that will pump some good energy into the day is born. #salad #breakfast #myfrenchstylesalad

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#나의프랑스식샐러드#루꼴라#샐러드#아보카도#아침식사#조식#치커리