Get RecipeKimchi (hot pot) nabe is very popular in Japanese restaurants here. At home, one can prepare the hot pot easily with more generous and authentic ingredients. I usually make the soup base the night before to keep in the fridge. The next day, I’ll assemble the hot pot, add ...
This Gyoza Nabe is totally my version that I came up with on a whim (but don’t worry, I have tested it a few times to make sure this recipe will absolutely hit the spot). Instead of a simple clear broth commonly used in Japanese hot pot, my recipe features a delicious spicy broth...
Inspired by Korean temple cuisine, this vegan kimchi recipe shows how to make vegan kimchi as good as the traditional version!
Jump to Recipe This Instant Pot adaptation of the classic Korean stew made with kimchi is so flavorful and rich! The texture of the kimchi turns out nice and soft in a fraction of the time. Kimchi jjigae (김치찌개) is a classic Korean stew made with flavor-packed old kimchi!
contains little to no meat. For this recipe I have omitted all meats and am only using tofu as the main protein. But feel free to add another protein if you are looking for a dish that’s more filling and hearty. Keep reading to find out how you can alter this recipe to your ...
I learned this recipe from a restaurant famous for kimchi-jjigae in Korea. The restaurant was always full of people eating and sweating over kimchi stew. There was only one item on the menu, so everyone was there for the same thing: a steaming pot of spicy kimchi-jjigae, a few side dis...
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Japchae (sounds like chop chay) is a classic Korean dish combining noodles, veggies, and eggs tossed in a sweet sesame soy dressing. This Japchae recipe is fairly traditional and contains lots… Read More » Farewell, Philly. Hello, Columbus!
Kimchi Ramen Recipe Jump to Recipe I’m using the Nissin RAOH Umami Tonkotsu Ramen to make a Korean-influenced Kimchi Ramen. Only 15-minutes to restaurant-quality ramen at home. It’s a deep, fiery, and utterly delicious! Why This Kimchi Ramen Is So Good...
Bring a pot of water to a boil and place your containers (I used 1 large mason jar, and 1 small glass container // as original recipe is written // adjust if altering batch size), in a clean sink and pour the boiling water over top. Let containers cool slightly, then dry with a ...