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KoreanPosted on8th February 201229th May 2014

Easy Cucumber Kimchi (Oi Kimchi)

It’s kimchi time again! After white radish (daikon) kimchi and the simplified version of Chinese/Napa cabbage kimchi, I would like to present you the most…

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Chicken and TurkeyPosted on3rd February 20126th February 2013

Chicken in Lemon Sauce

Citrus fruits are for me the only cheerful side of Winter seasonal food and lemon has always been my favourite, especially in desserts. When I…

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Chicken and TurkeyPosted on1st February 20126th February 2013

Chicken Stock and Stock Meat Dumplings

Whenever I buy a whole chicken, everyone (including my butcher) thinks I am going to roast it, braise it or do something similar with the…

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Snacks, Appetisers, Finger foodPosted on16th January 201216th May 2013

Baked Corn Crackers

I am crazy for nachos and the only thing that keeps me from devouring tons of them is the obvious huge fat and salt content.…

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KoreanPosted on11th January 201218th October 2014

Mak Kimchi, or Easy Cabbage Kimchi

Some of you probably remember Cubed Radish Kimchi (Kkakdugi 깍두기) I have written about a couple of weeks ago. This famous dish was easy, absolutely…

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BreakfastPosted on9th January 20126th February 2013

Tanindon (他人丼) or Tanin Donburi with Ginger

  Some of you certainly know (and others maybe remember from my previous post) Oyakodon, a delicious Japanese rice bowl with chicken fried with eggs…

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HungarianPosted on4th January 201215th September 2014

Székely Gulyàs, or Hungarian Pork and Sauerkraut Stew

Sauerkraut, or sour cabbage, has been made in Europe for centuries, ensuring the precious vitamin C and other nutrients during the Winter. Thinly sliced, fermented…

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BreakfastPosted on30th December 201112th May 2013

Cake with Shrimp and Edamame/Shrimp and Edamame Bread

I have fallen in love with edamame a couple of months ago. These bright green, kidney-shaped young soy beans are the healthiest and one of…

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BreakfastPosted on16th December 201121st March 2013

Light Chicken Terrine (Pâté) with Nutmeg

Few dishes are comparable to the taste of a good, home-made baked pâté or terrine, especially when it brings back pleasant memories. The smell coming…

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KoreanPosted on12th December 201118th October 2014

Kkakdugi (깍두기), or Cubed Radish (Daikon) Kimchi

Seeing radish kimchi at Hyosun Ro’s Eating and Living and then at Hiroyuki’s Blog on Japanese Cooking I felt it was high time I embarked on…

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