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10 Ways to Survive a Korean Winter

10 Ways to Survive a Korean Winter

We received a good bout of it this week.  Korea has the coldest climate at this latitude because of Siberian winds.  Anyone who has lived here during a winter doesn’t need that information.  It gets COLD.  The wind bites.  It doesn’t help that many Koreans insist on opening windows to clean out the air–something that [...]

November 29th, 2009 | Posted in Korean Food 101 | Read More »

Listen to Lee Hong-chul

Listen to Lee Hong-chul

Lee Hong-chul, the team supervisor of the winners of the Young Creative Korean Culinary Competition’s Team Haute Cuisine Challenge, has some wise words to say about the promotion of Korean cuisine abroad (via The Korea Herald): “Food is not just about the chef. It is about the diner.” For Lee, domestic as well as foreign [...]

November 27th, 2009 | Posted in Globalization | Read More »

Buttered Gochujang Chicken Wings 버터 고추장 닭날개

Buttered Gochujang Chicken Wings 버터 고추장 닭날개

More along the theme of cooking as many man foods as I can while the wife is away, I also got a hankerin’ for some chicken wings.  The challenge was that I couldn’t find a decent hot sauce at a decent price.  But… DUH… I have red pepper paste.  Gochujang 고추장.  So, how to make [...]

November 26th, 2009 | Posted in Food For Foreigners | Read More »

Duck with Yuja-Omija Sauce

Duck with Yuja-Omija Sauce

When the wife is away, ZenKimchi’s gonna play–in the kitchen. EJ is spending some time with her family this week, and I have been using this as an opportunity to cook the foods I’m not allowed to cook/eat and do some experimentation in the kitchen.  I hadn’t roasted a duck in a few years, so [...]

November 25th, 2009 | Posted in Food For Foreigners, Fusion | Read More »

Po’ Boy Survival

Po’ Boy Survival

Coming to Korea and living by myself, getting food was a challenge, especially if I wanted a little taste of home.  The first concoction I figured out to make was a shrimp po’ boy.  The ingredients are readily available and are actually more convenient and cheaper than they were back home. Start with the bread.  [...]

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November 24th, 2009 | Posted in Food For Foreigners | Read More »