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Korean food blog on the history, spirit, and culture of Korean cuisine. A portal for the best Korean food resources--blogs, recipes, reviews.
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Tasting Korea: January 2012
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012. Learning More About Korean Ingredients. Stuffed Kkaenip Leaves Prior to Battering. For Kkaenip Jeon or 깻잎전. One Fork, One Spoon). Sweet, Sticky Lotus Roots or 연근조림. Yeongeun Jorim, 'Lotus Roots Reduced in a Sweet Soy Sauce'. Korean Sweet Potatoes or 고구마 ('Goguma') via Rimi. Http:/ www.rimi.kr/? Here are some resources that you may find helpful in learning more about Korean ingredients:. 1 Holly of Beyond Kimchee. Gives an excellent introduction. 3 Shin Kim of Shinshine. As well...
Tasting Korea: March 2012
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Thursday, March 29, 2012. Tteokpokki (떡볶이) refers to little rice cakes sauteed in a kochujang (red pepper paste) or soy sauce-based sauce, or other kinds like seafood, jahpchae, beef, or fusion sauces like curry, cheese, jjajang (자장, black bean sauce), etc. The rice cakes, called 떡 ('tteok') in Korean, are shaped in the form of little cylinders the size of one's index finger,. Or much bigger in the form of jumbo rolls with the diameter of a quarter,. An iPad app that features. The royal version of tteokp...
Tasting Korea: December 2011
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Thursday, December 29, 2011. Looking for Korean Language Blogs? There are a wide variety of blogs on the web focusing on Korean food. Some of them are in English, but the great majority are in Korean. That is why I recommend that you seek out Korean language blogs in addition to the English blogs you may visit. I have already introduced Naver Kitchen. And Rimi (http:/ www.rimi.kr/recipe) on previous. Links to this post. Looking for a Recipe by Ingredient? 레시피 스마트파인더") and allows you to search recipes by ...
Tasting Korea: November 2011
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Monday, November 28, 2011. 구절판), front, and Shinseonllo. Royal court cuisine (궁중 음식, 'goongjoong eumshik') is the most developed form of traditional Korean cuisine and has had a lot of influence on Korean food today (. Korean Cultural Heritage Administration. Royal court cuisine refers to the food eaten by Korean royalty primarily during the Joseon Dynasty (. Of course, the cuisine evolved significantly throughout this period of more than 500 years (. Jeonbuk Food Culture Plaza. Who Made Royal Cuisines?
Tasting Korea: Making Tteokpokki from Scratch
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Sunday, May 6, 2012. Making Tteokpokki from Scratch. Here are some ingredient recipes if you would like to make tteokpokki from scratch:. The simplest recipe for making tteokbokki tteok from scratch. If you prefer sleek cylinders, you may shape your dough using cannoli. Cut the dough to your desired length. 어묵 or Fish Cakes. For flat fish cakes, you may try slightly baking or frying the mixture after rolling it into a flat sheet to get a solid texture before cooking in tteokpokki sauce. Please do not spa...
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Know your beef cut! | Kimchimari
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Authentic Korean recipes even YOU can cook! Alphabetical Listing of Korean Recipes and other posts. Simple & Easy Korean. K Ingredients in depth. Know your Korean Soy Sauce – A Buying Guide. Know your Pork Cut. Know your Beef Cut. Know your beef cut! January 28, 2012. I recently bought some brisket from an American grocery store. But when I brought it home and cooked it, it looked and tasted different from the Yangjimeori. Anyway, here is the diagram that I used for the US retail cuts:. Or cut into very ...
Korean radish (Mu) - Korean cooking ingredients - Maangchi.com
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Cooking Korean food with Maangchi. Delicious Korean cooking, recipes, videos, photos, cookbooks, and blog. Good Korean radishes are firm and the skin is a little shiny, without any scratches. The top should be a little green. The photo below is a is a good example of quality Korean radishes you should be choosing. Korean radish is a varietal of the. But it’s very different than the. And the leaves are a lot smoother. Be careful not to buy a. Korean radish for sale in Noryangjin market, Seoul. The radish ...
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Think Outside Of The Box For Your Next Box Of Chocolate. Whether you're surprising your spouse with a romantic gift or just snacking after a long day of work, North Fork Chocolates. One Bite Of This Pretzel Is Like A Tropical Vacation. Looking for a sweet snack that takes you on a sugared journey like no other? Well, this Tropical Coconut Pretzel created by The Pretzel Princess. The Latest Buzz In Town. Have you heard the latest buzz in town? Just so you know, East End Apiaries. Have other inventive Bisc...
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012. The Origin of Red Chili Pepper in Korea. The Korean Red Chili Pepper. There are references to the use of red pepper paste in Korean cuisine that go back as early as 1433, the 15th year of King Sejong's reign, in the. A Korean medicine reference, demonstrating its introduction to Korean cuisine well before the Imjin War (1592-1598), the period mistakenly believed to be when the fruit was introduced to Korea. And certainly before "when the Japanese occupied Korea". Here are some i...
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Monday, September 2, 2013. One of my favorite small Mexican places in Burbank (el Mexicano) closed their doors earlier this year and my favorite machaca tacos became no more. In it's place, a new Mexican place opened up - Alfredo's Mexican Food. The whole place has changed from it's family-run stand - the menu is no longer hand written but typed and printed, the tables and chairs have been updated, the kitchen was gutted and fixed, they have a bathroom and most importantly, they take credit cards now.
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Terça-feira, 13 de janeiro de 2009. Antes de dar início à sessão solene de inauguração deste blog, queria agradecer a algumas pessoas que me motivaram a criar este blog e a partilhar tudo aquilo que penso, que faço, que crio, e mesmo aquilo que devia ter feito ou que não faço. Corro o risco de, injustamente esquecer-me de mencionar alguém importante, mas acho que estes actos oficias merecem esse momento honroso, por isso aqui vais disto Evaristo. Depois, agradecer ao Bruno Aleixo ('ca burro, pá! Voltando...
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