Tag: Korean cuisine

Jumeokbap – Korean Rice Balls

A delicious recipe for Korean rice balls in 3 ways, perfect for snacks, a small appetizer, or even lunch The onigiri is old news. This classic of Japanese cuisine is dethroned by its Korean cousin: the jumeokbap. Well, okay, I’m exaggerating a bit. Basically, jumeokbap are to onigiri what kimbap […]

Mango Bingsu Korean café-style

A delicious recipe for refreshing Korean mango Bingsu made with shaved ice and mango to recreate the atmosphere of Korean coffee shops at home Bingsu has become a classic of Korean cuisine. With the rise of K-Dramas, this Korean dessert, initially in its classic version of melon bingsu, has convinced […]

Authentic Samgyeopsal – Korean Grilled Pork

A delicious grilled pork belly recipe much better than at a Korean barbecue Samgyeopsal (삼겹살구이) or samgyeopsal-gui is one of the French people’s favorite Korean dishes. Tender, spicy, and flavorful, it would be difficult to find a fault with this dish. Whether you prepare it on a stone grill/raclette, in […]

Creamy Carbonara Korean Buldak Ramen

A delicious way to spice up the famous buldak carbonara instant ramen noodles What are Buldak Carbonara noodles? Buldak Carbonara are instant noodles that have become iconic in Korean cuisine. They have won over spicy flavor enthusiasts worldwide, and the trend reached such a peak that at one point they […]

Authentic Korean Corn Dog – Tokkebi

A delicious Korean corn dog recipe to bring Korean street food into your kitchen! Ah, Korean hot dogs, also known as gamja hot dogs, and in their native language, you’ll find them as “핫도그” which simply translates to “hot dog”. At this point, I think it’s almost unnecessary to introduce […]

Korean Vegetable Pancakes – Yachaejeon

Quick and easy vegetable pancakes to make the most of spring! Even though we haven’t been able to make the most of this pre-summer period, I’ve come up with a recipe that will give us all the taste of spring that we haven’t had this year! On the menu: pancakes […]

Gyeongdan – Korean Mochi

You know Japanese mochi? Well, in the same vein, in Korean cuisine we have Gyeongdan. Small, cute, filled with a delicious red bean paste and coated in delicious powders, they will delight your end of meals (or your late-night snacks, I’m not judging) This recipe was contributed by Flav, you […]