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Kiss My Kimchi!

8/10/2014

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The container of kimchi Mrs. Jeong gave to me last winter ran out weeks ago!  Ack!  But I finally got some more from 할머니 Halmoni (Grandmother).  For certain, if you are Korean, you never have a meal without rice, and so it follows, you can't have rice without kimchi!  Yum!  I must be Korean, because I eat rice daily, always miss it at any meals where I don't have some, and always want more kimchi!!! Well, at least Jeong says I'm Korean! :-)  김치 주세요 Kimchi Jusayo!!! (Please give me kimchi!)
    Koreans make massive batches of kimchi once a year, using 200+ heads of cabbage.  The whole family is involved in this process (well, at least all the women.  (Hehe, Just like Thanksgiving in the States!) Then it's stored to continue fermentation and eaten all year! Yum!

Kimchi cut up into bite size pieces, rice cooked, side dishes added, time for lunch!  Fresh sesame leaf, hot pepper-marinated sesame leaf (hot enough to burn your lips off--owww!), melchi, rice, and KIMCHI! Lunch is served!
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Oh, they're not spicy.... 

12/30/2013

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After hiking Mt. Mireuksan, Lara and I were famished and enjoyed a meal of mulberry bibimbap at the bottom of the hill.  At many meals, there are bright green peppers in sauce as a side, so sweet and tasty... but if you don't know the difference.... I spent the next 5 minutes in pain... and I like spicy food!  Ouch!!! It was funny!  H-O-T
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    ...can't get enough Korean Food!!!   :-))

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