Korean Food Corner

so do you guys like Kimchi why or why not ?

I just had it once and it had this fermented taste which I could not get used to it right away

but kimchi is so popular I think I need to try it more

Originally posted by: EXOL

so do you guys like Kimchi why or why not ?

I just had it once and it had this fermented taste which I could not get used to it right away

but kimchi is so popular I think I need to try it more

If it tasted fermented = sour, it was probably incubated too long. Kimchi should taste only spicy.

I love kimchi, as in eating more than offered and asking for more. If kimchi alone is overpowering, try kimchi pa-jeon (pancake) or kimchi mixed in fried rice with bibim sauce and wrapped in an omelette ...

Originally posted by: BrhannadaArmour

If it tasted fermented = sour, it was probably incubated too long. Kimchi should taste only spicy.

I love kimchi, as in eating more than offered and asking for more. If kimchi alone is overpowering, try kimchi pa-jeon (pancake) or kimchi mixed in fried rice with bibim sauce and wrapped in an omelette ...

oh is it..I thought its known for its fermented taste only.

I should try kimchi fried rice..

how do u know so much about korean cuisine..?

Another tempting dish which I want to try is tteokbokki...

When I watch dramas, all these korean food looks so yummy but once I tried bulgogi and it wasnt that great..very bland for my Indian taste buds..

I don't know much about Korean food. I just eat it whenever possible.

I live in a part of Canada with a rich Chinese and Japanese history, but somehow I first learned to use chopsticks at a Korean restaurant when I was six. As a teenager, I tried to impress my visiting grandmother with my barbecuing skills. She was not impressed that I paid to cook my food myself, and always referred to the experience of marinated raw meat at the table as "lavathavatī vikrāḷā."

One time, a waiter asked me if I wanted the bulgogi authentically spicy. I wore out my handkerchief blowing my nose, but it was good!

If you try bibimbap, remember to stir the bowl all the way from the bottom as soon as possible. Otherwise, there will be burnt rice in your meal.

Does Soju count as food? 😆

Originally posted by: semantic.error

Does Soju count as food? 😆

hell yes...korea and Soju are inseparable...I have tried one sip that's all I remember..😆

Originally posted by: EXOL

hell yes...korea and Soju are inseparable...I have tried one sip that's all I remember..😆