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MemberDonkatsu isn’t that hard to make.
http://japanesefood.about.com/od/pork/r/tonkatsu.htm
Pork fillet can be substituted for pork chop.
There are tons of Donkatsu recipes and it’s not that hard to make. It’s very much like making schitznel. As far as the sauces go you can always use either the ketchup based sauce or the soy based sauce. Kikkoman sells a katsu sauce or you can search for a recipe for katsu sauce.
Hope this helps.
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MemberI think Ubuntu Linux does a better job at rendering asian fonts than Windows.
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MemberIt does sound delicious.
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MemberIt sounds like it’s bulgogi cooked in a stone pot or a stew version of it. I have eaten Bulgogi in a stone pot with beef broth and lots of vegetables in a Restaurant in Minnesota.
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MemberI’m a San Diegan who also loves this site.
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MemberPowerplantop,
Looks delicious!
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MemberVista and Windows 7 have Korean fonts I think. Same with OSX. Linux has Korean fonts and it will display Korean text right out of the box. It does a great job of displaying Korean text at the top bar.
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MemberVista and Windows 7 have Korean fonts I think. Same with OSX. Linux has Korean fonts and it will display Korean text right out of the box. It does a great job of displaying Korean text at the top bar.
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MemberTheir site also seems to be optimized for IE and not Firefox or other browsers. You could use IETab or use IE instead for this site.
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MemberThis seems to be a great online site and they do ship to Denmark. They also have an english page so you don’t have to speak German or Korean.
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MemberIt’s got a lot of requests so I think she’ll make it someday. Some people use Sprite or some clear citrus soda but most don’t.
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MemberIt must be good since people wait in line for hours just to get it. They also use twitter so that people can find out where they’re going.
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MemberIt’s a smaller market though but who knows if they have songpyeon.
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Memberswsd,
Try First Korean Market. I’ve never been there but they might just have it.
4625 Convoy St
(between Dagget St & Opportunity Rd)
San Diego, CA 92111
It’s located in Convoy and it’s not too far from Zion Market.
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MemberI’m also from San Diego and I’ve cooked some of Maangchi’s recipes.
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