There’s one word I think of when I eat Korean food: Jeong. Jeong is a word that cannot be translated in English. In Korean, it can mean attachment, familiarity, love, compassion and connection.
Bibimbap (meaning “mixed rice”) is one of Korea’s comfort foods. It is served in a bowl with white rice, topped with various namuls (seasoned edible leaves or herbs), vegetables, kimchi, gochujang (Korean pepper paste) or doenjang (Korean fermented soybean paste). The best thing about this dish is that it includes lots of vegetables, and it can be customized! This recipe includes bean sprout namul and bulgogi, marinated Korean BBQ.
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Bean Sprout Namul |
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Citron Soju Korean Cocktail
Ingredients
- 2 Tbs citron marmalade
- ¼ cup Korean soju rice wine
- ½ cup club soda
- 1 cup ice
- 1 orange slice
Directions
- Mix citron marmalade with soju in a Tom Collins glass.
- Add club soda and stir. Once the marmalade has sunk to the bottom, add ice and garnish with an orange slice. PM