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    Korean Rice Syrup (Ssal-Jocheong)

    by Emily October 10, 2024
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    October 10, 2024
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    Dried Kelp (Dashima)

    by Emily September 26, 2024
    by Emily September 26, 2024

    Across East Asia, people widely use dried kelp ingredient in traditional cooking. In South Korea, people refer to this ingredient as ‘dashima’ (다시마). In this article, I will discuss dried kelp’s …

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    Korean Bingsu Recipe Ideas

    by Emily September 19, 2024
    by Emily September 19, 2024

    Bingsu (빙수), also spelled as bingsoo in English, is a Korean dessert made by topping shaved ice with various sweet flavorings. Learn all about this different bingsu recipes on the …

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    Korean Chapssaltteok Recipe (Red Bean Mochi)

    by Emily August 29, 2024
    by Emily August 29, 2024

    In English, you can translate ‘chapssaltteok’ (찹쌀떡) to ‘Korean glutinous rice cake.’ This compound noun consists of the terms ‘chapssal’ (찹쌀), meaning ‘glutinous rice,’ and ‘tteok’ (떡), meaning ‘rice cake.’ …

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    Korean Red Bean Paste (Pat-Anggeum)

    by Emily August 22, 2024
    by Emily August 22, 2024

    Are you interested in learning how to make a traditional Korean sweet treat used in many desserts? If so, try making  ‘pat-anggeum’ (팥앙금)! In English, you can translate ‘pat-anggeum’ (팥앙금) …

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