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Talking my yobo language here…Kimchi jjigae made with pork belly and homemade aged kimchi, bring me the funk, the whole funk, and nothing but the funk!
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I think placing those lengthwise in a hot dog bun and topped with shredded iceberg and pico de gallo and hot sauce might be a new age blt…
I think placing those lengthwise in a hot dog bun and topped with shredded iceberg and pico de gallo and hot sauce might be a new age blt…
I had to look up the word yobo.... Hawaiian slang for a Korean person?Talking my yobo language here…
Yobo seo is “hello” in Korean…only when you answer on the phoneI had to look up the word yobo.... Hawaiian slang for a Korean person?
I'm just a white guy that delights in the culinary creations of all people and do my best to respectfully create it at home. And damn do I love Korean food. Although I cheated on the anchovy stock. I made chicken stock from roasted chicken bones then steeped a couple of dashi tea bags in it instead, I didn't have any dried anchovy on hand.
It is one of my favorite cuts of beef…highly underutilized
It is one of my favorite cuts of beef…highly underutilized
This looks promising. And I like how you arranged everything like you're getting ready for a TV cooking show. Yeah, kinda' quirky, but it gives me a really good idea of the ingredients you're using to make this chili. And reminds me that I haven't made any chili for quite a while.Clean out the freezer chili with all the usual suspects…
I've been doing it that way since my mom did it when I was a kid...didn't even know the French have a word for it...but it made sense to me...especially after cutting everything up prior to cooking...insures I don't forget anything once the cooking starts...This looks promising. And I like how you arranged everything like you're getting ready for a TV cooking show. Yeah, kinda' quirky, but it gives me a really good idea of the ingredients you're using to make this chili. And reminds me that I haven't made any chili for quite a while.
Can you simmer the canned beans and mushrooms for a "few hours" without them turning all mushy? I ask because I usually use canned black beans and add them near the end of the simmer.Just a few hours away…
They seem fine to me...especially the next day...or the day after that...Can you simmer the canned beans and mushrooms for a "few hours" without them turning all mushy? I ask because I usually use canned black beans and add them near the end of the simmer.
Thanks for the inspiration! I have a pot of chili on now, will be ready for dinner. Freezer clean out with a bunch of frozen thin sliced steak for stir fries that didn't get used for that. Chimayo chili, too!View attachment 128993
Just a few hours away…