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Kimchi Stew with Tuna and Ramen Noodles

11 · Aug 22, 2013 · 6 Comments

kimchi stew with tuna and ramen

Ah, kimchi: spicy, sour and very fermented. I know a lot of people are put off by the stinky smell that comes from a jar of kimchi, but it’s so essential to a Korean meal. Pictured above you can see the image of what people around the world think of when they hear the word kimchi but I like to use to word kimchi as a verb. You can practically kimchi any vegetable and there are so many different ways to kimchi something. It can be red and spicy, but it can also be white and red pepper-less (my favorite of which is a white napa cabbage kimchi which is amazing with some roasted duck). I know of many expats that disliked kimchi when they first arrived but over time it grew on them. I think with Korean food this happens a lot. The more you eat it, the more you become addicted to it.

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Dinner, Korean, Savory

Stuffed Poblano Peppers With Black Beans, Grilled Corn and Cheese

3 · Aug 21, 2013 · 4 Comments

Stuffed poblano peppers with black beans, grilled corn and cheese

I loved stuffed vegetables of any kind, which is usually a benefit to my health but I must say that my guilty pleasure when it comes to vegetables is anything stuffed AND fried. Whenever I’m in a Mexican restaurant my eye goes immediately to a chile relleno- a pepper stuffed with meat and cheese, covered in batter and deep fried. While my taste buds dance I know that inevitably I will suffer later… I will spare you the details, but deep fried, cheese stuffed peppers are not my tummy’s best friend.  So I thought of a way to make a healthier version of this dish without sacrificing flavor.

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Dinner, Savory

(A Very) Happy Friday!

0 · Aug 16, 2013 · 2 Comments

Happy Friday! I’m going to start a weekly post on things that inspired or amused me during the week. When you do something that requires some creativity you need to be constantly observant and have an open and curious mind. Or maybe I spend a lot of time surfing the internet looking at tasty things or cute things and I just want to share them. Either way here are a few things from around the web that delighted me this week.

1. Yesterday was Julia Child’s 101st birthday. Happy Birthday, Julia! I don’t need to explain the importance of Julia Child, but this delightful illustrated book shows her colorful life story. Get a preview of some of the illustrations in here. Like Julia, my high school French class was also a disaster, but I am trying to make up for it later in life (thanks to the French Fry!).

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Happy Friday!

Aunt Betty Cookies: Butter Bars with Chocolate and Toasted Coconut

1 · Aug 13, 2013 · 7 Comments

Aunt Betty Cookies: Butter Bars with Toasted Coconut

There is a bit of family lore involved in these cookies. When my grandfather was still in the military, my grandmother had her recipe published in the U.S. Army’s 77th Special Forces Group Officer’s Wives cookbook under the title “butter bars”. While I always thought my grandmother to be the inventor of these cookies, she gives credit to her sister (my great aunt Betty) who claims to have never made them. Cookie origin mystery aside, they are indulgent and delicious and something to be shared with the whole family (or risk eating all of these babies yourself at once, not that I know anyone who has done that…).

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Dessert, Sweet

Toasted Sesame Seeds

0 · Aug 11, 2013 · 12 Comments

toasted sesame seeds

One of my earliest food memories involves toasted sesame seeds. My maternal grandmother, or halmoni (hal-moh-nee), has lived with my family since I was a toddler. She took care of me and my little brother and fed us delicious Korean food and treats as we grew up. My brother and I both became intensely interested in food and cooking in our early twenties while we were away at college. Paul loves to bake pies and prepare meaty dishes, and I studied Korean cuisine while I lived in Seoul and now I am in love with all things vegetable (and I only bake when pressured by my dad to make him dessert- especially cherry pie).

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Korean, Savory

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