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My Korean Kitchen - Dak Galbi Korean Spicy Chicken Stir Fry Discover the irresistible charm of Dak Galbi Korean Spicy Chicken Stir Fry, a beloved recipe from My Korean Kitchen. Elevate your culinary skills and treat yourself to a delightful burst of Korean flavors.

[artandflea]

My Korean Kitchen Authentic Korean Soybean Paste Soup Doenjang Guk Expand your culinary horizons and learn how to make a traditional Korean dish Soybean Paste Soup with this educational recipe from My Korean Kitchen.

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Authentic Korean Soybean Paste Soup Doenjang Guk My Korean Kitchen

Get a taste of Korea with our educational guide on making Doenjang Guk, a delicious and authentic Korean soybean paste soup, courtesy of My Korean Kitchen.

[f0xyfate]

The best korean food in town!🥰❤ #mykoreankitchen #tunabimbap #kimchipancake #koreanfood #porkmandu thanks for the #kimchi! (at Lipa, Batangas) https://www.instagram.com/p/COuTYTAhtDR/?igshid=26wtek2tspgt

[f0xyfate]

My favorite Korean place gave me extras. Hhhuhuuu i love you #mykoreankitchen #kimchipancakes #kimchi (at Lipa, Batangas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNh0ml2jCp4/?igshid=1lnogi343jaul

[cowshorsesandgardenias]

Vegetarian Bibimbap (비빔밥) with Crispy Tofu. Sunday Dinners with Kaja. Sunday dinners have become our version of meatless Mondays. John and I felt we were engaging in a high consumptions of meat products and wanted to slow it down. Sundays have also become the day we spend with our Goddaughter, Kaja, since her return to college. We greatly enjoy our time with her. Kaja is a vegetarian. My belief as a host/cook is always cater to dietary needs of whomever I am cooking for. In addition, Sunday dinner with Kaja has helped us with having vegetarian meals during the week. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Vegetarian Bibimbap (비빔밥) with Crispy Tofu. Crispy Tofu is @halfbakedharvest was oven baked and marinated in a gochujang (고추장) marinade. I made Korean pickled radish by @mykoreankitchen The Bibimbap (비빔밥) my source as with many of the Korean dishes I make is @koreanbapsang. I found @koreanbapsang’s blog four years ago. It is the wonderful mom’s blog, I learned to make Egg Fried Rice (Gyeran Bokkeumbap). Whenever I stray from this recipe, John will say this is not the real one, I like the original. @koreanbapsang’s breaks own how to cook each vegetable. I love her treatment of each component of the dish. Her Bibimbap sauce made with gochujang can always be found in my fridge. Hyosun is one of my favorite Korean chefs. **Side Note: when cooking ethnic dishes always try to find a chef/cook of the same ethnicity of the dish. My pierogis are from a Polish women’s recipe. Plov from a Uzbekistan woman. Scallion pancakes are from @chinasichuanfood. I honestly don’t want the Americanized version of ethnic foods. Support multicultural/Ethnic food blog writers. I will IG story the ones I support tomorrow. #bibimbap #koreanfood #mykoreankitchen #koreanbapsang #vegetarianfood #vegetarianbibimbap #homekitchen #homecooking #homchef #kikiskitchen #organicfood #organicvegetables https://www.instagram.com/p/CFZYtwdnKeO/?igshid=9s5led1ekdnw

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[feelingpeckish]

Budae Jjigae (Korean Army Stew) In 2010, I had the chance to live and work in Korea for 6 weeks. I suddenly found myself in the world of Hangul, Dolsot Bibimbap & Soju. It was exciting living in a place where we had to figure out how to communicate with the local cab drivers most of who didn’t even read the English script, let alone speak English. It was Hangul or nothing! We discovered the underground markets, ate Korean BBQ to our hearts content and explored temples, palaces and artsy neighborhoods. I had always been fond of Asia but Korea was something else! We were helping with the relocation of an army base and this Korean Army Base Stew fits in perfectly with my Korean throwback story. Here’s what my favorite Korean blogger @maangchi says about Budae-jjigae a.k.a “Army Base Stew.” It’s a spicy, savory, Korean-American fusion dish made from an umami-rich broth, Korean hot pepper paste, flakes, kimchi, and American Spam, beans, and sausage. This dish was invented after the Korean war (1950-1953) when the American army was stationed in the city of Uijeongbu, near Seoul. They had their own food on the base, things like canned beans, meat, Spam, ham, and sausages. This food was totally new to Koreans. Eventually these ingredients made their way into surrounding area of the base and some creative Koreans made stew from them. They boiled spam, ham, sausages, and baked beans with kimchi, garlic, and hot pepper paste and flakes, creating a Korean-style stew with American ingredients. This stew was delicious, hot & spicy! I used chicken sausage, baby portobellos, Napa Cabbage and kimchi that I made myself. • • • #mykoreankitchen #maangchi #chefstalk #chefsofinstagram #foodstyling #foodstylist #gourmetartistry #foodie #foodstagram #foodporn #peckishmumbai #feelingpeckish #expandyourpalate #foodtalkindia #thefeedfeed #buzzfeedfood #theartofplating #foodart #beautifulcuisines #culinaryarts #gastroart #photooftheday #foodphotography #foodstagram #foodphotooftheday #thefoodiehub #thestaffcanteen #f52grams #cookit (at Shivaji Park)