Korean food blog pages

  1. Ginger tea (Saenggangcha)

    Having a cup of hot ginger tea at lunchtime has been a part of my routine for a few months now. Not only do I enjoy the taste but it always soothes my stomach and makes me feel relaxed and comfortable. When I researched the health benefits of ginger, I found evidence that ginger can […]

  2. dotorimukmuchim

    Seasoned acorn jelly (Dotorimuk-muchim)

    Hi everybody! Dotori … dotori … dotorimuk-muchim recipe is here! : ) Dotorimuk is made from acorns. Some people in Korea still make homemade dotorimuk from scratch, using acorns that they gathered or picked  from the mountain. The traditional way to make acorn jelly is to shell, dry, and powder the acorns, then mix them with […]

  3. Putnam Park

    Springtime Korean Picnic in May!

    Come to a picnic in Connecticut on May 19th

  4. gochujang

    Hot pepper paste (Gochujang)

    Making your own homemade gochujang is not difficult but it takes time, patience, and being in a good mood when starting if off so all goes well. You’ll also need a sunny spot for it to ferment for 2 or 3 months. Once you taste your homemade gochujang, you’ll become a Korean paste taste master and store bought will never be as good as what you can make. It improves every dish it’s used in!