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By : bburi kitchen February 27, 2016October 13, 2016

Gaebul: The fat innkeeper worm (AKA the penis fish)

There’s no way around this one so we’re not going to mince words here. There’s a creature called the “penis fish” and it’s delicious. 

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By : Seoyoung Jung February 26, 2016February 1, 2017

Recipe: Dallae ganjang (wild chive soy sauce)

One of the common ways to eat dallae (달래, Korean wild chive) is making dallae ganjang (달래간장), a tasty and useful sauce that helps brighten up any meal.

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By : Seoyoung Jung February 16, 2016December 20, 2016

Recipe: Bomdong geotjeori (spring cabbage quick kimchi)

Geotjeori is essentially a quick kimchi that doesn’t go through a fermentation process, and it’s one of the most popular ways to eat bomdong. 

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By : bburi kitchen November 19, 2015October 13, 2016

Goddeulbbaegi: The bitter old man of the vegetable world

Of all the vegetables in the traditional Korean diet, godeulbbaegi (고들빼기, Crepidiastrum sonchifolium) is the most intensely bitter.

By : bburi kitchen April 28, 2015October 5, 2015

That time we made a video

At some point, we decided that it would be really fun to make a series of videos to accompany our recipe pages. We really didn’t know what we were getting ourselves into. 

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By : bburi kitchen April 25, 2015October 13, 2016

Ggot-gae: Kind of blue crab

Ggot-gae (꽃게) is Korea’s best-loved crab, prized for its sweet flesh and soft shell.

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By : bburi kitchen April 5, 2015October 13, 2016

Gomchwi: a pungent mountain herb

Jirisan, or Mt. Jiri, has a special place in the minds and hearts of Koreans—it’s often viewed as a wild place, a vast place, a place where nature still has some power.

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By : bburi kitchen March 17, 2015October 13, 2016

Cham-namul (Pimpinella brachycarpa): A case of mistaken identity

Digging into the story of cham-namul turned out to be a case study in mistaken identities, a plant world mystery of invasion and identity theft.

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By : bburi kitchen March 12, 2015October 13, 2016

Seolhyang ddalgi, Korean strawberries

10 years ago, almost 80% of strawberries grown in Korea were Japanese varieties. Today, over 80% of our strawberries are homegrown strains, representing tireless scientific work and no small degree of national pride

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