Evan Sun
Digest: I became a recipe they could swallow

I bake when I have no responsibilities. Nothing tethers me to the act of whisking meringue or piping icing other than love for baking itself. This love is mineralized in succulent memories of butter-perfumed kitchens and floured marble counters. It demands a will for perfection, an eye for sugar-laced aesthetics. 

Digest #2: Matcha’s Revival

If my dorm room is my holy sanctuary, then my matcha cart is my fountain of life. Over this semester, empty matcha tins on the […]

Digest #1: Peanuts and their Auspiciousness

I was born with a short tongue, an attached lingual frenulum that keeps me grounded, hindering my ability to move my tongue as much as […]