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Spicy radish and beef soup (Maeun muguk)

This soup is another recipe which is very delicious and easy to make. When you boil this soup, the aroma is irresistible. : ) If you like spicy food and soup, this is the perfect food. You don’t need any other side dishes when you eat this soup, but you need to serve it with […]

Korean recipes for the holidays

How about making some Korean food during the holidays? Some of my readers told me that they are planning Korean food parties during the upcoming holidays. I think it’s a great idea! These are my picks and suggestions for delicious Korean food that you can make over the holidays with your family!

Patbingsu (Shaved ice with sweet red beans and fruit)

Patbingsu after mixing and the inevitable melting. Couldn’t get a picture of the original beauty because of feeding frenzy, The recipe is here.

Babette’s Korean feast

Jenny made everybody happy by cooking Korean food! She reminded me of my favorite movie Babette’s Feast. Yes, she is the Singapore version of Babette.

Korean-style collard greens side dish

Collard greens are not a familiar vegetable in Korean cuisine. However, since the vegetable is nutritious, healthy, and delicious, I wanted to use it in my cooking. First I tried to make kimchi with it, but it turned out too tough. Then I tried cooked collard greens at a BBQ restaurant in New York and […]

New York kimchi contest report – June 26, 2010

More than 100 people came and there were 21 entries for the kimchi contest. They were from everywhere. Someone from Maryland, someone from Canada, and some drove hours and hours to come to the event. I was overwhelmed by their passion!

Korean food video contestants

Wonderful entries in the Korean government’s video contest.

My class at Whole Foods Bowery Culinary Center on Jan.30, 2010

Yesterday afternoon, I went to the Whole Foods Bowery Culinary Center to teach Korean cooking. First, I was very surprised to see the well-equipped kitchen. Whatever I needed, they had: hundreds of stainless steel bowls, butane gas burners, non-stick pans, food processors, lots of different size pots, steamers… Oh, except for 2 items: a rice cooker […]

Holiday cooking

Hi, everybody! Happy Holidays! I’ve picked some recipes for you!  It’s cold cold! How about making some steamy hot soup or special dishes to enjoy with your family members during holidays? Your homemade food will give your family warmth and coziness! I suggest making these delicious dishes. Sweet and sour beef (tangsuyuk): It’ll be perfect […]

Soybean paste soup with cabbage (Baechu-doenjangguk)

Simple, nutritious, savory, delicious, budget-friendly and a loooongtime Korean staple: there are many kinds of soybean paste soup but baechu-doenjangguk is the all-time king!

Report from Maangchi’s New Jersey shopping meetup

On Saturday Oct.24, I took bus number 166 to New Jersey with one of my readers Kristi to go to our meetup place. Our meetup place was not a fancy restaurant but a huge Korean shopping center! It was only 20 minutes ride from Port Authority bus terminal in Manhattan and the round trip tickets […]

Sujebi two ways (Hand torn noodle soup)

Note – This recipe combines 2 sujebi recipes that I eventually updated to make more specific recipes and videos for: traditional sujebi and kimchi sujebi. The updated versions may be easier for you to follow. ~ Maangchi Sujebi is a traditional Korean noodle soup, and is well-loved and popular among Koreans. The noodles are made […]

My Korean home cooking cookbook

My cookbook is for sale on Createspace and very soon it will be for sale on Amazon.com too (March 12 – it’s on Amazon here). It’s recipes and pictures from my first 18 YouTube cooking videos. Here’s the full list of what’s inside. Since I started posting my recipes on YouTube and my blog, I […]

Haemul sundubu-jjigae (Spicy soft tofu stew with seafood)

Sundubu-jjigae is a spicy, seasoned stew made with silky soft tofu called sundubu. Served bubbling hot at the table in its traditional earthenware bowl, it’s impossible to resist! This seafood version is my all-time favorite sundubu.

Vegetable pancake (Yachaejeon)

This simple, crispy, fresh-tasting and delicious vegan pancake is quick to make and impossible not to like. Make a small one for a snack, or a big one for a meal.