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    Korean Ingredient GlossaryNuts & Seeds

    Ginkgo Nuts in Korean Cooking (Eunhaeng)

    by Emily June 14, 2022
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    June 14, 2022
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  • Korean Ingredient GlossaryVegetables

    Chrysanthemum Greens in Korean Cooking (Ssukgat)

    by Emily June 9, 2022
    by Emily June 9, 2022

    Based on my ingredient articles about acorn starch and dandelion greens, you may notice that people in Korea eat ingredients that, though readily available wildly in the United States, we …

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  • Flour & StarchesKorean Ingredient Glossary

    Acorn Starch Powder in Korean Cooking (Dotorigaru)

    by Emily June 7, 2022
    by Emily June 7, 2022

    Probably one of the most uniquely Korean ingredients available on the market is acorn starch. Unique to the Korean culture, people use this starch to make one of the most …

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  • EntréesRecipe IndexSouthern Recipes

    Lowcountry Shrimp Boil

    by Emily May 31, 2022
    by Emily May 31, 2022

    In Georgia and South Carolina there are two popular types of social gatherings that revolve around communal eating of shellfish: First, there is the ‘Oyster Roast.’ Often done during the …

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  • Korean RecipesRecipe IndexSide Dishes

    Korean Dandelion Greens Side Dish

    by Emily May 26, 2022
    by Emily May 26, 2022

    Have you ever eaten dandelion greens? In the United States, as well as other western countries, when thinking of dandelions, people either picture blowing on the seedheads to make wishes …

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