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Small-batch easy kimchi 막김치

mak-kimchi (막김치)

Make my easy kimchi with just one 3-pound head of napa cabbage! This small-batch mak-kimchi is cut into bite-size pieces before salting, making it simple to prepare and easy to serve.

Korean sausage gimbap!

Let’s make delicious, nutritious gimbap with just a little rice and plenty of flavorful fillings! This time, I added braised sausage. Full recipe: https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/sausage-gimbap

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Korean Highway Rest Stop Potatoes 휴게소 알감자

Korean highway reststop potatoes

Buttery baby potatoes are a beloved Korean highway rest stop snack, served piping hot in a paper cup with a sprinkle of sugar and salt.

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Abalone pot rice jeonbok-sotbap 전복솥밥

jeonbok sotbap

Learn how to clean abalone and make abalone sotbap, a nourishing Korean stone pot rice dish with tender abalone, miyeok, garlic, and crispy scorched rice at the bottom.

Collard greens cooked the Korean way!

Collard greens and doenjang! The full recipe is here: See the full recipe and video.

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Braised chicken with vegetables and noodles Jjimdak 닭찜

dakjjim

Jjimdak (aka dakjim), is braised chicken with vegetables and noodles that originated in Andong, Korea. It’s a juicy, colorful, flavorful way to enjoy chicken with the whole family.

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Creamy, spicy rice cakes Rosé tteokbokki 로제 떡볶이

Rose tteokbokki

A creamy, Italian-inspired variation on the popular spicy Korean street food, rosé tteokbokki is a recent phenomenon in Korea. The first time I even heard about it was when one of you asked: “Maangchi, do you have a recipe for rosé tteokbokki?” Now I do!

preserved side dish

Street stalls selling quick, inexpensive, inventive, eye-catching snacks have been a part of Korean food culture for centuries. The stalls are usually clustered wherever people gather, like schools, markets, festivals or entertainment districts. The food is constantly evolving, with new dishes and techniques developing literally overnight and then copied and reworked by other vendors in a never-ending cycle. See all my preserved side dish recipes

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Korean honey cookies Yakgwa 약과

Korean honey cookies

Koreans have been making and eating these beautifully juicy, crumbly, layered cookies for more than a thousand years! Traditionally we had them only on special occasions and ceremonies, but you can make them whenever you feel like. Why not??

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