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Seoul-based blog Dom and Hyo was established to tell the story of how an American man (Dom) came to Korea to teach English. Midway through, he met a wonderful Korean woman (Hyo) who “changed his life in many great ways.” It’s a fun read, with food-focused stories told through illustrations. In their latest dispatch, they…

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Nov 2, 2024 - Tteokbokki also known as Spicy Rice Cakes is a traditional Korean recipe that is popular all over Korea and around the world.

Tteokbokki also known as Spicy Rice Cakes is a traditional Korean recipe that is popular all over Korea. It is made with chewy rice cake called as garaetteok cooked in a sweet and spicy sauce. In this blog post, I am sharing you how to make Tteokbokki easily at home with step by step pictures and video.

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Learn to make a quick and delicious Korean snack at home with this easy Tteokbokki recipe. Enjoy a healthy homemade version of this popular fair food dish.

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Jul 28, 2024 - This Korean cheese ramen recipe combines spicy instant ramen with milk and cheese to create a creamy and delicious comfort meal.

This Korean Cheese Ramen has been trending on social media lately and it is very easy to make. It is made with Buldak ramen, which is a Korean brand of spicy instant noodles. You will also need milk and cheese. The milk and cheese help tone down the spiciness and make it 10x creamier and more delicious.

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Explore the various types of food in Korean with this informative poster. Perfect for anyone interested in Korean cuisine, language, and culture.

We will probably be doing a few more graphics on food and drinks in the upcoming weeks. Here are the words in this infographic: 우유 (u-yu) = milk 고기 (go-gi) = meat 과일 (gwa-il) = gwa-il 계란/달걀 (gye-ran/dal-gyal) = egg (there is no difference between the two words except that 계란 is formed from Chinese ... Read more

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