Life in Korea – It’s a small world
Life is somewhat better now. The weather is also finally cooling down and I finally feel like cooking again. Yesterday was the first night in a long time where ... Read More
Authentic Korean recipes even YOU can cook!
Authentic Korean Recipes Anyone Can Cook
Welcome! Trying to learn a new foreign cuisine can seem overwhelming but use my cooking resources below and you will be cooking fabulous Korean meals very soon!
Life is somewhat better now. The weather is also finally cooling down and I finally feel like cooking again. Yesterday was the first night in a long time where ... Read More
Korean Sauce Recipes Just like many other cuisines, Korean sauces play an important role in Korean cooking. The same kind of sauce is used in many different ... Read More
It's only been a few days since my arrival in Seoul but I just couldn't wait any longer to post-- The last couple months have been a very exhausting but also a ... Read More
I am best known for my Myulchi or Myoelchi Bokkeum among my friends and family. This Korean anchovy side dish is probably one of the dish I make the most. So ... Read More
Zucchini Pancakes or Hobak Buchimgae is such a simple dish and yet the many possible variations makes it a must have in your everyday repertoire of Korean ... Read More
Beef Cuts: Korean vs American I recently bought some brisket from an American grocery store. But when I brought it home and cooked it, it looked and tasted ... Read More
This Korean Beef Soup or Gogiguk (고깃국) is probably one of the simplest soups to make ever. It is also one of the most important to learn because it can be the ... Read More
So what do these braised lotus roots (연근조림 Yeongeun/Yeongn/Yeonkeun Jorim) remind me of? It totally brings back fond memories from my high school days, eating ... Read More
Dwaeji Galbi Jorim is Korean braised pork ribs cooked my family style - quite salty and spicy and not at all sweet. Eating this dish always brings back my ... Read More
These 3 salad dressings make wonderful gifts for the holidays! I have a soy mustardy dressing for a tofu asian salad, a oniony nutty sweet sesame dressing for a ... Read More
I used to think that sauteed burdock (woowong bokkeum) was one of those dishes that one could easily live without. Maybe it was because I never had much of it ... Read More
How to Ripen Kimchi Everyone has a different preference as to when Kimchi(김치) tastes the best - some love eating freshly made, raw kimchi (kind of tastes like a ... Read More
Soondubu Jjigae with Kimchi (김치 순두부찌게) Soondubu Jjigae with Kimchi is one of the variations of the spicy soft tofu stew (순두부 찌게 Soondubu Jjigae) that I wrote ... Read More
Kongnamul Bap is a classic one pot Korean rice that's cooked with soybean sprouts then mixed with yummy seasoned soy sauce. It is simple to make and is also ... Read More
Yup. Fall is here...and these are pictures from my recent visit to the east coast to visit my daughter. The leaves just started to change color during my visit ... Read More
This Oyi Namul(오이나물) is also sometimes called Oyi Bokkeum (오이볶음) which literally means cucumber stir fry. When you saw the name of the dish, you might have ... Read More
Pan-Fried Beef Patties (Wanja Jeon) and Stuffed Perilla Leaves (Kkaennip Jeon) Wanja Jeon and Kkaennip Jeon are easy to make and produces a great side dish to ... Read More
Dried Pollock Soup or Bugeo Guk is a wonderful soothing soup that's not just soothing in taste but also nutritionally known to be a detoxing soup among Koreans. ... Read More