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Wolnamsam Dinner
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Step One, Setup |
The ingredients. |
The Sauces |
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The black circle is where you
cook the pork. The pot on top is
taken off and flipped over to
hold...
Uploaded on Oct 27, 2007 |
The beet water is for softening
the rice paper. The vegetables
are, from top left: Onion,
Sesame...
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Top Left, Spicy and thick. The
Bottom Left, Spicy and Oily. The
top middle is my favorite, a
kicking...
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Rice paper |
Rice Paper |
Rice Paper |
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This is what rice paper looks
like BEFORE you put it in the
beet water.
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After you put the rice paper in
the beet, it softens up and you
can wrap it around the
vegetables.
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The rice paper holds the
vegetables. Sesame, cabbage,
onions, beets. The works! Now,
to dip it in...
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All wrapped up |
That's not all |
Handmade Kalguksu noodles. |
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After you fold it up, all there
is left to do is eat it.
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After you finish off the
mountain of vegetables, you
start to work on the soup that's
been boiling...
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These noodles are added to the
broth that's been cooking down
in the middle of the hot...
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Noodles, now cooked. |
Time to add the rice |
Stirring the rice |
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Oh, those mushrooms and odaeng
pieces don't go to waste here.
It's so delicious, but there is
more!
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Course three: Juk, or rice
porridge. Just the thing to line
your ribs for the walk home.
Time to add...
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You must keep stirring the rice
until it starts to bubble. Then
it's time to eat the porridge.
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Porridge time. |
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This is rice, seasoned with the
reduced broth from the meat and
noodles, and an egg. It's a
worthy...
Uploaded on Oct 27, 2007 |