The color of Sujeonggwa seems like Tea or coffee. But the taste is totally different. It is somewhat hot and spicy because of ginger also tender and sugary. Usually, Korean moms have been prepared Sujeonggwa for healthy kids during chilly and dry season, I mean, the winter time. Among its ingredients, ginger can prevent our body from irritating cold virus and Cinnamon gives us warm flavor when we are shivering with freezing wind. Today, many beverage companies produce traditional Korean dinks as well as Sujeonggwa. Instead of buying tailor-made Sujeongwa, but, why don’t you make your own Sujeonggwa for your sweet folks? | ||||||||||
Preparation Time : 15 min │ Cooking Time : 3 hours │ Serves : 25 Cups | ||||||||||
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20 Dried persimmons, 400g~500g ginger, 2-3 stalks of Cinnamon, 25 cups cold Water, 6 Cups brown sugar, 2Ts pine nuts, 20 pecans | ||||||||||
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2010년 3월 25일 목요일
Recipe:Sujeonggwa(수정과)
2010년 3월 24일 수요일
Recipe:Galbi(갈비)
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- Preparation Time : 1hour and 20 minutes | | |
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Recipe:Kimbap(김밥)
- Preparation & Cooking Time: 40 minutes
- Serves: 3 | * Ingredient |
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* Recipe
1. Cool steamed rice. 2. Diagonally cut cucumbers into long thin slices, mix reserved them with salt. 7. Place steamed rice onto center of a laver and spread rice with fingers into a same size of laver. (Remain the upper portion of laver, 2cm) 9. Roll it up and cut into 10 pieces. |
Recipe:Zucchini jeon(호박전)
There are a lot of kinds of Jeons (fried vegetables or meat coated with eggs) in Korean food. Hwa jeon(as I previously presented), eggplant jeon, meat jeon, zucchini jeon and you can imagine any kind of jeons! It is relatively easy to make Joen compared to other Korean food. Although you are not familiar with Korean food, you can! Well, you just prepare vegetables, seafood or whatever you like. Dip into flour and egg, then fry. Some jeons are not required to dip into batter, just fry batter in a pan and place little beef or leek slices on it before it is well cooked. Korean traditional holidays, like Chu-seok or Seol-nal, we usually make various sorts of jeons. So even making many jeons in a minute may occur as a post-holiday syndrome! |
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Preparation Time + Cooking Time : 40 min │ Serves : 3 | ||||||||||
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1 Cup plain flour, 2 eggs, 1 Zucchini, 3 green pepper, named Cheongyang chilli, oil for frying | ||||||||||
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Recipe:Japchae(잡채)
Japchae is called one of the “Party dishes.” Because it is easily found in Korean party, such as wedding part, Dol party, birthday party, etc. |
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Preparation Time : 40 minutes │ Cooking Time : 30minutes │Serves: 2~3 |
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50g beef (Marinade for beef:1Ts sugar,1Ts soy sauce,1Ts chopped leak,1Ts chopped garlic, 1/2Ts sesame oil) |
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1.Cut beef into 5cm strips. | ||||
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1. Knead beef and marinade. |
Recipe:Chicken Juk(닭죽)
Soup is called "Juk" in Korean. Most people think that Juk is only for babies or patients because it is well-digestible food. However, In Josen Dynasty, Kings' appetizer was various kinds of Juk . Moerover, Juk is good for people who go on a diet! One thing more I can say is that there is famous home remedy, when it comes to "Cold" in Western culture. That is "Chicken soup!" But Korean Chicken soup is a little bit differ from normal chicken soup, by reason of ingredients, cooking methods and taste. |
※ The 1st Recipe (It is very similar to make Samgyetang.) |
- Preparation Time : 1hour and 30 minutes |
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Recipe:Bossam Kimchi(보쌈김치)
It is surely that Kimchi is Korea's number one dish. It is proved that Kimchi is good for our health. (You know, Kimchi is the best vaccine to prevent SARS.) Also, people cannot forget its unforgettable taste. There are hundreds kinds of Kimchis out there, depending on each region, each family. Among them, Bossam Kimchi is famous for everyone. "Bossam" refers to wrap something in a cloth. As you know what is Bossam, Bossam Kimchi is "wrapped cabbage with cabbage leaves" and contains various sorts of ingredients from chestnuts to sliced beef or whatever you like. In this month, why don't you make Kimchi and take a big scoop of rice then eat yummy Bossam Kimchi? |
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Preparation Time : 5 hours│Cooking Time : more than 1hour │Serves: 3~4 |
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5 Chinese Cabbage, 1Cup of salt |
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1. Halve cabbage and salt in about 4 hours.Turn cabbage over every 40min. | |||||||
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1. Wash cabbage thoroughly. Drain. | |||||||
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Recipe:Dakdoritang(닭도리탕)
Nowadays, "Chicken" means fried chicken, simultaneously, a lot of people may think "KFC" or something likes that. But I am telling you that frying something is not like Korean recipe. Of course, some Korean cuisine needs to roast, fry and sometimes bake. Needless to say, however, "Tang" is one of the well-known styles when it comes to Korean dishes. "Dakdori-tang" is also "tang." It is somewhat hot but visitors love it because of juicy chicken unlike barbequed chicken. If you have a chance to invite a friend and serve "Dakdori-tang," it would be a yummy dinner. |
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Preparation Time:40 minutes │Cooking Time : 80 minutes │Serves: 3~4 |
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1~1.5kg chicken, 1 Cup water, 2 Potatoes, 1/2 Carrot, 2 Onions, 3 Green peppers, 2 Red peppers, 10 Sesame leaves, 1Ts Clear strained rice wine, 2Ts Sesame oil, Salt, pepper ※ Seasoning-3Ts Red pepper paste, 3Ts Red pepper powder, 3Ts Chopped leek, 2Ts Chopped garlic, 2ts Soy sauce, 1Ts Sesame oil, 1Ts Ground sesame, Pepper | |||||
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1. Peel potatoes, carrot and onion, rinse. Cut into 2cm cubes. |
2010년 3월 23일 화요일
Recipe:Tteokjjim(떡찜)
Do you know Garaetteok? It is a long, white and very chewy rice cake. Traditionally, it has the meaning of "Long life." Thus, on Lunar New year's Day, Korean people make a dish called "Tteokguk" using GaraeTteok for their longevity. Tteokjjim is also made of long Tteoks. (Actually, it was one of the King's meals. In the past, many Kings rarely did any exercise so they frequently suffered from indigestion. Therefore, cooks created Tteokjjim which would not be a burden to the King's digestion despite containing beef.) |
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Generally, most families used the rest of Tteoks that were left behind after making Tteokguk, to make Tteokjjim. But nowadays, Tteokjjim is one of the greatest snacks between meals. | ||||||||||
Preparation Time : 30 min │ Cooking Time : 20 min │ Serves : 4 | ||||||||||
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6 long slender white rice-cakes, 20cm length, 100g chopped beef, 1 Cup water, 1 Onion ※ marinade for beef-1 Tsp soy sauce, 1tsp ground sesame, 1tsp sesame oil, 1tsp chopped garlic, 1tsp chopped leek, 2Tsp pine nuts ※ Condiments-5Tsp soy sauce, 2Tsp sugar, 2Tsp chopped leek, 2Tsp chopped garlic, 2Tsp sesame oil, 2Tsp ground sesame | ||||||||||
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Recipe:Tteokbokki(떡볶이)
Tteokbokki is easily found in the street. Teenagers gather up and enjoy it and even foreign visitors who are reluctant to eat spicy food, really like Tteokbokki. There are two kinds of Tteokbokki in Korea. One is very hot and spicy and it is called "Street style Tteokbokki." When it comes to this style, "Shindang-dong Tteokbokki" is famous. The other is "Goongjoong style (one of the The Emperor's meal)." Its taste is not so hot because it only uses soy sauce, not red pepper paste. No matter what Tteokbokki has different flavors; it is true that many people love it. |
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Preparation Time : 40 minutes │ Cooking Time : 12~15 minutes │Serves: 2 |
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3 Garae tteok-white rice cake for Tteokguk, 100g Boiled fish paste,1/2 carrot, 1 onion, 10 Sesame leaves |
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1. Rinse sesame leaves and cut into 5cm length. | |||
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2010년 3월 22일 월요일
Recipe:Bulgogi(불고기)
Not only most tourists but also many Koreans love Bulgogi. It is sweet and juicy and also it takes short time to make this delicious one. That is why Bulgogi is ranked at the first place in the Korean food contest. When people eat Bulgogi, they often wrap it with lettuce, sesame leaves or other leaves. It brings more genuine taste and much nutrition when it compares to having only Bulgogi. From these reasons, as we are served with Bulgogi, we may be no more hungry, nutritionally and delightedly. | ||
- Preparation Time : 30 minutes / - Cooking Time : 15 minutes | ||
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▷ Recipe 2. Slice mushrooms, green pepper, onion and garlic. 3. Mix sliced tenderloin with sugar and sesame oil. 4. Combine soy sauce, chopped leek, chopped garlic, ground sesame, refined rice wine (or coke) and mix well in a bowl. 5. Move tenderloin into the bowl and marinate for 30minutes. 6. Preheat a large frying pan (or a grill) to moderately hot. 7. Add sliced vegetables on the pan. 8. Cook over medium heat 2 minutes each side or until lightly golden. 9. Serve with lettuce and sesame leaves.
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2010년 3월 16일 화요일
Recipe:Korean Bean Paste Stew/Soup(된장찌개)
Korean Bean Paste Stew (dwen jang jjigae) is a classic Korean dish that is equally, if not more, popular than the Korean Kimchi stew. It is commonly served with rice at the end of a Korean BBQ meal in a small stone pot. It is a delicious meal, but for foreigners, may be an acquired taste. Partly the reason is because of its smell. We got to admit, it is not the most pleasant smelling dish out there. However, if you can get past that, you will discover its rich flavor and become hooked on this stuff! To sum it up, think of this dish as a Korean Miso Soup/Stew. Give it a chance, and try this recipe out.
What You Will Need
- Korean Bean Paste (this can be found in a Korean grocery store) Japanese miso will not taste the same, so do not try to buy that!)
-Tofu (we used silken tofu, but you can use any kind of tofu)
-Korean Red Pepper Flakes (optional)
-Green Pepper/Fresh or jar Jalapeño
-Green Onion
-Asian Squash or zucchini
-Mushroom (any kind is fine)
-Garlic
-Mussel/clam/beef–Optional; you can use any one of those
-Dried Anchovies and Dried Seaweed
What to Do:
The first thing we need to do is make a broth for the stew. We used about 5-6 pieces of dried anchovies (can be found in Asian market) and 2 pieces of dried seaweed. If you don’t have this in your pantry, you can use just water and hon dashi, but we recommend investing in anchovies and seaweed because they are used as a base for broth for many Korean dishes. So, start by putting those in a pot with about 1 1/2 cup water and boil. After a few minutes into boiling you will definitely start to smell a ‘fishy’ smell. That’s exactly what you want.
While the water is boiling, you can start prepping your other goodies. Start by slicing the squash/zucchini into half moon shape. It really doesn’t matter how you slice it, but we like ours like this.
Also, slice your green onions and and mince the garlic (we used about 2). After that, slice your mushrooms (we used about 4) and mussel (if you’re using clam, we recommend you using the ones still in the shell and just putting them in whole).
Once the water has boiled for about 2-3 minutes, take out the anchovies and seaweed with a slotted spoon. Discard the anchovies and seaweed, we are done using them.
Now, take a big generous spoonful of the bean paste, and using the slotted spoon, put it into the water. You are trying to break the bean paste up, so that you won’t have clumps of bean paste floating in the water.
Now let that come to a boil and then insert the mushroom, zucchini/squash, garlic, half of the green onions, and mussels into the pot. Lower the heat to a simmer.
Now, we like to add in a little spice into our soup, and to do that, we sprinkle in some Korean red pepper flakes as well as some good ol’ jalapenos from a jar. Trust us, just do it.
Let the pot simmer for another 10-15 minutes. Meanwhile, chop a little of the tofu. We used this much.
Now put the tofu in. You don’t want to boil it for long because the tofu will start to enlarge like crazy. So, insert the tofu about 1 minute–right before you are about to serve the soup. Also put in the rest of the green onions.
Stir it up a little bit with a spoon and you are ready to serve! Enjoy!