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Bu-dae Chi-gae
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Budae Chigae is one of many favorite dishes for Koreans worldwide. Budae which translates into army in Korean and chigae meaning stew, this dish is known to have originated from the Korean War. During the war, Koreans have salvaged any means of food from the American soldiers in which there were an abundance of hot dog, sausages, and spam along with other staples. Much like kimchi chigae, this soup-based dish contains kimchi, tofu, scallions, onions, gochujang, and much more. Also, to add texture and volume to the soup, it can contain vermicelli as well as ramyun noodles. It is consumed along with a bowl of steamed rice to compliment its spiciness and its abundance in meat such as spam, sausages and pork. |
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AL CHI-GAE - Fish Egg Stew W/ Vegetables
AL CHI-GAE
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Al Chigae is a fish egg casserole dish which contains tofu and assortment of vegetables in a refreshing, spicy broth. The main ingredient is its fresh fish roe, usually from Codfish, which is deep and rich in flavor as well as texture. Assortment of vegetables usually include enoki mushrooms, zucchini, green onions, green/red chili peppers and it is normally served in a ceramic bowl which continues to heat the stew during consumption. Many enjoy this meal with a bowl of steamed rice to compliment its spiciness. Other side dishes can be found along with this meal but eating it alone with rice will surely satisfy your hunger. |
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DAE-JI GAL-BI
DAE-JI GAL-BI
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Daeji Galbi is Korea's finest grilled spareribs (pork) that are succulent in taste as well as appealing to the eyes. Daeji galbi is much close to barbecued, L.A. style, galbi ribs which are crisply grilled to perfection with its tenderloins and bones still attached. However, daeji galbi tends to be quite spicy in taste as gochujang (red chili pepper paste) is added to the base of this marinade sauce. To complement this meal, most restaurants serve a wonderful variety of traditional side courses consisting of mostly vegetables in various sauces, marinades and broths. A traditional side dish such as kimchi and/or kkaktugi are usually served while eating this meal. Daeji galbi is usually cooked at tables by waiter or waitress who wanders from grill to grill, turning the meat over and letting you know when the meat is ready. Korean 101: Daeji means pork in Korean and galbi is the word for spareribs, therefore, it translates into pork spareribs. |
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