Cornelius B.
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Tried it out last week: sure worked fine, saved me time and effort, and spilling mandu filling, so I´m happy with it. Made some smaller Mandu for the Mandu Soup, and also bigger ones for frying.
Didn´t make pics, though, as I had sticky hands from the flour and dough, but the Mandu looked like in the pic above.
Cornelius B.ParticipantHi, I lived in Den Bosch for 6 years, finished Grammar School there. Also practiced TaeKwon-Do in Yu-Song Kwan club: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GC3Nws-GLEg . Sorry, I´m not Korean, but I love Korean cooking.
Cornelius B.ParticipantSe ve delicioso! Lo he de probar algún día! Me encanta el pulpo, también en Sushi.
Cornelius B.ParticipantThank you Sanne! And what dipping sauce do I use? Also Ssamjang, or another? And could I marinate the duck, like in Maekjeok or Bulgogi?
Cornelius B.ParticipantThen I´d suggest you better don´t cook Korean, and find yourself a website where they cook without those ingredients. Hard to find, though: world´s best kitchens use at least two of the three mentioned: Chinese, Japanese, Indonesian, Indian, French, Italian, Greek, Spanish, Arab/North-African…
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