here another Dosirak:
Showing posts with label Kimchi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kimchi. Show all posts
Enjoying the Kimchi
on Monday, August 8, 2011
Hi Dosirak-lovers,
I really love the new Kimchi... so tasty! Best to enjoy it with black bean paste noodles 자장면 (http://www.trifood.com/chajangmyun.asp) and peas.
How to ... Kimchi (family 김치 recipe!)
Hey Dosriak-lovers,
here my family's original spring-summer Kimchi recipe (we have a different one for winter).
Here is what you have to buy: Lots of onions, garlic and ginger,
eight chinese cabbages,
here my family's original spring-summer Kimchi recipe (we have a different one for winter).
Here is what you have to buy: Lots of onions, garlic and ginger,
How to ... Korean Pancakes
on Sunday, July 31, 2011
Hi everyone,
So in this entry (Amra, you'll love this one ^^) I'll show you how to do Korean Pancakes. You can put like totally anything into a Korean pancake. Now as a half Korean, I really adore Kimchi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimchi), and I love Kimchi pancakes (김치부친개, also see http://www.koreanhomecooking.com/2008/04/kimchi-pancake.html for a different recipe). But what to do when you have no Kimchi at hand (hey, it's really tricky to get Kimchi in some places in Europe and Kimchi making is a LOT of work...)? Here is a nice trick my good friend Boo taught me:
So in this entry (Amra, you'll love this one ^^) I'll show you how to do Korean Pancakes. You can put like totally anything into a Korean pancake. Now as a half Korean, I really adore Kimchi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimchi), and I love Kimchi pancakes (김치부친개, also see http://www.koreanhomecooking.com/2008/04/kimchi-pancake.html for a different recipe). But what to do when you have no Kimchi at hand (hey, it's really tricky to get Kimchi in some places in Europe and Kimchi making is a LOT of work...)? Here is a nice trick my good friend Boo taught me:
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