Korean night. “Namul” of spinach, carrots and daikon radish. Seasoned with ground raw garlic, salt or soy sauce, dashi, sesame or ground sesame, sesame oil (lemon juice for daikon). “Sundubu jjigae”. Tofu (kinugoshi), sliced pork, cram, “Kujo negi” Kyoto’s green onion, maitake mushroom cooked with pre-packaged ingredients for making sundubu jjigae and water. Rice. Corn tea.
Namul ナムル It is familiar to Japanese as a side dish of “yakiniku”, Korean BBQ. Much garlic. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namul
Sundubu jjigae スンドゥブチゲ http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundubu_jjigae Sundubu jjigae has been popular in Japan since 2012 or so. For Japanese, real Korean foods with red hot chili pepper are extremely hot and far above the edible range (on-site Thai foods too T_T), but the hotness of pre-packed ingredients sold in Japan is limited to the mild level and I like it.
三色ナムル、スンドゥブチゲ、ごはん、コーン茶。ナムルはここを参考にしてみた。スンドゥブチゲの豆腐は木綿豆腐より絹ごし豆腐に近いと何かで読んだので絹ごしを使用。











