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    Bellflower Root in Korean Cooking (Doraji)

    by Emily February 22, 2022
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    February 22, 2022
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  • FungiKorean Ingredient Glossary

    Enoki Mushrooms in Korean Cooking (Paengi-Beoseot)

    by Emily February 17, 2022
    by Emily February 17, 2022

    The enoki mushroom, also known as the velvet shank, is a species of non-toxic mushroom native to much of East Asia. This edible fungus grows on the stumps and trunks …

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  • Korean Ingredient GlossaryVegetables

    Garlic Scapes (Maneuljjong)

    by Emily February 15, 2022
    by Emily February 15, 2022

    Walking through your local farmers’ market, you may have come across a wild-looking bunch of thin, long, and curly bright green stalks. These tangled stalks, more likely than not, are …

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  • Korean RecipesRecipe IndexSide Dishes

    Korean Soybean Sprout Salad (Kongnamul Muchim)

    by Emily February 10, 2022
    by Emily February 10, 2022

    Kongnamul muchim is a common side dish people serve in their households. Crispy and crunchy, it is the perfect light and refreshing side dish for every Korean meal. In Korean …

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    Soybean Sprouts vs Mung Bean Sprouts

    by Emily February 3, 2022
    by Emily February 3, 2022

    I have gotten a few emails from readers asking a few common questions: 1) how do you distinguish between the two sprouts, 2) how do people in South Korea use …

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