Easy Korean Recipes
Recently I’m into this little cake called “Yakgwa” (약과).
Yakgwa is a Korean traditional cake made from wheat flour, oil, and some honey.
I haven’t bought this in a while, but during the chuseok holiday it grabbed my attention.
It is one of the “Jesa” (memorial service for the ancestor) foods. But I am just enjoying it as my snack food. 🙂
Its price ranges from 900 to 1200 won (US $0.95 to 1.25) for this long pack (Below). (I think it is quite cheap.)
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I loved these little cakes when I was living in Korea. So many wonderful foods and snacks there we cannot get here.
i love those. my mom’s half of the family is korean and my grandparents on her side, who still live in korea, are always sending them over.