If you haven’t checked out Koreanfornian Cooking yet, you should. The host Tamar used to teach here in Korea, Chuncheon to be precise. She’s just posted her version of Ggaenip Pesto 깨닙 페스토. Particularly liked that she credited ZenKimchi for posting it a while back. I should also give more credit where it’s due, for I got the original idea from Evil Jungle Prince, a great food blog that has since disappeared.
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