Ramen Re-make I have to admit; my family loves ramen. Mark and I actually prefer the spicier, Korean version: shin ramen. Unfortunately, these pre-packaged goodies are full of sodium, fat and who knows what else! I decide to try my hand at a healthier version of the popular, college student staple. I took inspiration from…
Pancakes: Korean Style Pancakes were one of my favorite dishes growing up. Not just the kind you douse with maple syrup, but the savory type that is a common side dish in many Korean households. In its simplest form , it’s vegetables or seafood coated in flour and egg and then pan-fried with oil. It is then…
Jelly Doughnuts It all started because of blueberries. We seem to be up to our ears in blueberries. Don’t get me wrong; it’s a good problem to have. Last summer our blueberry bushes performed great! Thanks to their generous production, we still have several gallon bags of blueberries sitting in deep freeze. I got a wild…
A Gift of Fermented Cabbage Every Christmas we are fortunate to receive a boxful of home preserved goodies from our family in West Virginia. In fact, it just wouldn’t be Christmas if I did not get my annual supply of apple butter, pickled green beans and sauerkraut. My father-in-law makes a stock pile of this…
Where’s the beef? If you have ever been interested in trying Korean cuisine, Bulgogi is the by far the most popular dish to get started.Unlike many Korean dishes, Bulgogi is not spicy. It’s sweet and savory with intense flavors of garlic and onions. The preferred method of cooking is to grill the marinated beef over…