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Korean Corn Dog

Get ready for a delicious and exciting snack with a Korean Corn Dog! This treat is similar to a Dagwood Dog but comes with the added crunch of panko breadcrumbs. To make it even more fun, you can choose from a variety of coatings like french fries or dry ramen noodles. I’m so excited to …

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Tuna Mayo Rice Bowl

Korean Tuna Mayo Rice Bowl is an easy and delicious meal that can be enjoyed at any time at home. It is packed with delicious savory flavor, and creamy texture, making it a great option for lunch or dinner. In this post, you will find out what Korean Tuna Mayo Rice Bowl is all about, …

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14 Korean Dishes Perfect For Your Next Game Day

Are you looking for something delicious and new to try on your next game day? Check out these 14 delicious Korean dishes. From classics like Korean Fried Chicken to lesser-known gems like Honey Butter Squid Jerky and Fire Noodles with French Fries, there is sure to be something everyone will love. Go ahead and give …

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Jolly Pong Shake (Cereal Milkshake)

Looking for a delicious and easy-to-make milkshake? Jolly Pong shake is a trendy Korean drink that captured my heart! Made with Jolly Pong, Korean puffed wheat cereal, this shake is sure to leave you feeling full and satisfied. Get the recipe now! What is Jolly Pong Jolly Pong (Jollypong, 죠리퐁) is a popular Korean snack …

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Jangjorim (Soy Sauce Beef and Quail Eggs)

Jangjorim is a Korean soy sauce braised beef and egg dish that is savory and hearty. The beef is slightly salty and tender, and the braised quail eggs are a fun bonus. Try it today to add some savory deliciousness to your next Korean meal! What is Jangjorim Jangjorim (장조림) is a Korean dish consisting …

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15+ Korean New Year Foods You Should Try

Discover a delightful round-up of Korean New Year food recipes! If you’re looking to add a Korean twist to your New Year’s Day celebration, you’ve come to the right place. I have carefully selected over 15 recipes that are traditionally enjoyed on this special day. Immerse yourself in the festive world of Korean New Year’s …

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Tangsuyuk (Korean Sweet and Sour Pork)

Tangsuyuk, also known as Korean sweet and sour pork, is a popular dish among Koreans. The pork is double deep-fried to make it crunchy, and the sauce is a perfect balance of sweet and sour, making it irresistible. I hope you try it soon! What is Tangsuyuk Tangsuyuk / Tang soo yook / Tang su …

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Ginseng Tea (Insam Cha)

Ginseng tea is a herbal drink made from the roots of the Panax Ginseng plant. The tea has been used for centuries in Korea and is believed to have many health benefits. If you’re interested in learning how to make it at home, here’s my easy ginseng tea recipe. Give it a try soon! What …

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Instant Pot Korean Pork Ribs

Start cooking delicious meals at the push of a button with this Instant Pot Korean Pork Ribs recipe. This recipe is so simple, using your favorite pressure cooker. Pressure cooked Korean pork ribs are tender and delicious. What’s more, cooking with vegetables makes it a simple one-pot meal, so you’ll want to make it again …

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Korean Mussel Soup (Honghap Tang)

Looking for an easy and delicious way to liven up your next meal? Try making Korean mussel soup – Honghap Tang! This light and refreshing dish is made with fresh mussels, green onions, garlic, and salt, and is popular in Korea, especially as a side dish to Korean alcohol, soju. Follow the steps below to …

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Gimmari (Fried Seaweed Roll)

Gimmari is a delicious and popular Korean street food, and I’m here to show you how to make it at home! This easy-to-follow recipe will have you deep frying seaweed rolls to perfection in no time. Serve with Korean spicy rice cakes (tteokbokki) for a delicious and authentic meal! What is Gimmari Koreans love seaweed …

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Korean Pickled Radish Wraps (Mussammari)

Looking for an easy and delicious way to feed a crowd? Try mussammari, or pickled radish wrap! This dish is made with pickled radish, your choice of vegetables and meat, all wrapped up in a thin sheet of Korean pickled radish. Plus, it’s easy to make and is served as an appetizer. Your guests will …

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Pickled white radish served on a blue plate. Decorated with green sprouts.

Pickled Radish Paper (Ssam-Mu)

Ssam-mu, or pickled radish paper, is a Korean side dish that is easy to make and pairs well with Korean BBQ for a sweet, tangy and crunchy bite. While you can buy it easily at your local Korean grocer, it’s just as easy to make at home! Making your own ssam-mu allows you to customize …

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Sanjeok (Meat and Vegetable Skewers)

Sanjeok is a popular Korean dish that is often served during celebratory occasions. This is a fun dish to make with your friends or family, and it is delicious, too! Learn more here. What is Sanjeok Sanjeok (산적) is a traditional Korean holiday food often served on Korean Thanksgiving Day (Chuseok) and Korean New Year’s …

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Korean BBQ Pork

This Korean BBQ Pork recipe is a perfect way to enjoy a delicious and authentic Korean BBQ at home! The sweet and savory flavors of the pork are marvelously balanced and will leave you wanting more. If you’re looking for a delectable yet easy to make BBQ pork recipe, look no further! About Korean BBQ …

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Kimchi Tuna Fried Rice

Try this easy kimchi tuna fried rice recipe! It’s made with pantry staples, canned tuna and Korean food lover’s fridge staple, kimchi. It only takes 15 minutes to cook this dish! You should really try it or you’ll regret it! About Kimchi Tuna Fried Rice Koreans love fried rice. It makes an easy meal. It’s …

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Triangle Kimbap (Samgak Kimbap)

If you’ve always wanted to know how to make triangle kimbap, then you’ll want to read this. It’s surprisingly simple to make, and there are many varieties that you can try out. Do you want to know how you can make it? Find out right here! What is Triangle Kimbap (Samgak Kimbap) Triangle kimbap (samgak …

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Cold Soba Noodles (Memil Guksu)

Try this quick and easy cold soba noodle recipe. This recipe is made with dry buckwheat noodles (soba noodles), and a few other Korean pantry staples. It’s so simple to put together, making it a perfect dish on a lazy Sunday or busy weeknight. It will become your new favorite noodle dish particularly during hot …

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Perilla Oil (Deulgireum)

Perilla oil is a Korean oil that is extracted from the seeds of the perilla plant. It is also known as perilla seed oil and is commonly used for cooking Korean dishes. Here you will find out what other benefits it has, how to store it, where to get it and how it differs from …

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Korean Rice Balls (Jumeokbap)

Learn how to make Korean rice balls, Jumeokbap! These are sure to delight any crowd. They’re simple and fun to put together. Here I will share two popular Korean rice ball recipes. What Are Korean Rice Balls (Jumeokbap) The Korean word for “rice ball,” Jumeok-bap (주먹밥), literally means “rice held in the fist.” For centuries, …

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