I learned how to make soy milk long time ago from my cousin, who said she had been drinking this soy milk regularly for breakfast for decades. My cousin, who is in her late 70s, still looks like she’s in her early 50s. : ) After learning the recipe, I posted it on my website. […]
This recipe is for mushroom lovers! I love any kind of mushrooms. Their earthy flavor, savory taste and most of all their texture, a little crispy and chewy at the same time. This recipe is for stir fried oyster mushrooms, which really shows off these mushrooms’ taste and texture and is a little nutty from […]
Today’s recipe is my all-time favorite quick emergency side dish, seasoned seaweed sheets (gim-muchim 김무침). Sometimes when I want something easy to make and eat, and all I have on hand is kimchi, this is a side dish I can make fast and then serve with kimchi and rice. It’s basically just toasted gim mixed […]
Today’s recipe is goguma-mallaengi, which are steamed and dried sweet potato slices served as a snack. I think this is the simplest recipe I have ever posted! It’s easy to make, chewy, filling and full of sweet potato flavor. I used to visit my grandmother’s house in the wintertime when I was young and she […]
Here’s something healthy, simple and delicious you can make for breakfast every day and never get tired of: soy milk, called duyu (두유) in Korean. It’s a nutty blend of beans and nuts that has a lot of fiber and protein and is really good for you. There’s no milk in it at all, even […]
Today let’s make squash rice cake (Hobaktteok), using a small ceramic bowl or cup. I’m so excited to release this recipe because with it you can easily make fluffy rice cake and sweet squash filling. Ramekins work well, but you could try any other kind of similar-sized, heat-resistant bowl or cup, too. The nice thing about […]
Today I’m going to show you how to make your own yellow pickled radish, called danmuji in Korean. It’s a crispy, tangy, refreshing side dish and an essential ingredient in gimbap, Korean seaweed rice rolls. I know that some of my regular readers and YouTube viewers have been waiting for this recipe for a while. Thank […]
When I was in Korea, broccoli wasn’t easy to find, so it wan’t a familiar vegetable in Korean cuisine. I only saw in specialty import shops in local markets and in the imported food section at large department stores. Probably it’s more widely available in Korea these days, but at that time it was a […]
Which to get? Both are best sellers and either one is a good choice if you want to learn Korean home cooking. Maangchi's Real Korean Cooking has all the recipes for all the essential Korean pastes and sauces, but my second book Maangchi's Big Book of Korean Cooking has more recipes, more photos, and more variety.
