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Soy Sauce Honey Meatballs
Growing up, my grandma took care of me, my brother, and my cousins while our parents worked during the day. She was and still is
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Korean Stir-Fried Glass noodles (Japchae), My Way
First, let me share why I love this dish. Japchae tastes good warm or cold, and it keeps well in the fridge. It’s perfect for
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Roasted Carrots and Bell Peppers
a. Preheat the oven to 475F. b. Make sure the carrots|bell peppers are dry. Cut them into thin strips. c. Drizzle olive oil and sprinkle a
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Kid-friendly Roasted Broccolini
BroccoliNI. Honestly, I’m not a big fan of broccoli, but the one with the “-ni” attached to it is a different story. I think broccolini
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Roe Pasta
During my recent trip to Korea, I discovered pollock roe pasta. Korean pollock roe, myeongnan-jeot, is one of my favorite food. One that I ate
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Crunchy Veggie Tempura
Crispy and airy veggie tempura was a treat for my teething Munchkin. Munchkin has three new bottom teeth peeking through her gum making her particularly
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Beet Cheese Spread
We found a way for all three of us to enjoy beets. Hubby and I like simple roasted beets. Munchkin, not so much. Beets
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Anchovy Pasta
This Anchovy Pasta is my go-to meal when I’m running low on fresh produce. Canned anchovies could be a bit stinky on its own,
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Crispy Veggie Fritters
Cabbage, carrot, and corn. Ironically, these veggie-packed fritters are my version of an old street food in Seoul.Many Koreans have this weird obsession with attending
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Sweet Potato-Potato Fritter
This fritter has only two main ingredients: sweet potatoes & potatoes. Sliced sweet potatoes are bound by potato starch instead of flour. It’s easy
