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Anju is the type of side dish that accompany alcoholic beverages. Without “Anju” Korean people do not drink

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Dakgalbi Marinated chicken breast in lemon juice, white pepper, green chilies, honey,garlic,onions,spring onions, garlic chives,chai seeds, dills, salt and coriander. With this marinated chicken breast you can make second dishes such as fried, stir fried, fillings for pastry bread, make salad. I made Dakgalbi which I added gochujang, honey, sesame oil and some vegetables. #dakgalbi #koreanfood #cambridgedietsupport #foody #healthyfood #healthyrecipes #yummy #easyrecipes #easyfood #quickandeasyfood #frozenfoodhomemade #koreananju #닭갈비 #영국영어 #캠브리지 #영국일상 #한국음식 #인류학

Banchan is a collective name for small side dishes(normally vegetables and keep them in a fridge) served along with cooked rice every meal in Korea. You can buy ready banchan from banchan shops and they are selling 50 to 100 different Korean side dishes to main too. #quickandeasyfood #healthyrecipes #vegetarianrecipes #cambridgefarmersmarket #cambridge #vegans #veganfood #banchan #sidedishes #koreansidedishes #soyabeans #kimchi #mushrooms #perillaleaf #veganism #plantbased #govegan

kkaennip. Kkaennip is the Korean word for Perilla leaves or Sesame leaves. It is a plant in the mint family and these are a common herb used in Korean cuisine such as kkaennip kimchi, kkaennip pancake, kkaennip Jim, kkaennip namul Most of all, it is used like a lettuce to wrap grilled meat. #cambridgefarmersmarket #cambridgedietsupport #quickandeasyfood #healthyrecipes #vegetarianrecipes #kimchi #vegan #kkaennip #koreanfood #yuumy #koreananju #sidedishes #banchan #koreanbbq #wrap #koreanherb

korean platters. Love pickled radish. #yummy #cambridgefarmersmarket #healthyrecipes #vegetarianrecipes #koreanfood #kimchi #platter #platters #partyfood #koreanparty #vegan #puckled #pickledradish #gutfriendly #probiotics #vegelovers #bap #koreanlunchboxset

kimchi stir fried rice lunch box. You can make over dozens of main dishes with kimchi. Kimchi used to be staple food for poor Koreans in the past. Now ironically it is seen as a prestigious accompaniment to Korean dishes. #cambridgefarmersmarket #quickandeasyfood #healthyrecipes #vegetarianrecipes #kimchi #kimchifriedrice #fermented #fermentedfoods #vegetarians #koreanfood #lunchbox #lunchboxideas #bento #koreanlunch #probiotics #lovekimchi #kimchilover #yummy #yummyfood

Dobu /Tofu kimchi Blanched or shallow fried dobu is served with stir fried kimchi with pork but since I don’t like eating meat I don’t use. I made dobu kimchi like Kimbap. If your kimchi is crunchy and fermented well/ spicy tangy and crispy then it doesn’t need to add any seasonings. #snack #food #foodie #yummy #nom #hungry #cleaneating #delish #koreanfood #kimchi #tofukimchi #quickandeasyfood #healthyrecipes #vegetarianrecipes #happyhour #koreanfoodlover #fermentedfoods #fermented #probiotics #gutfriendly #vegans #vegandinner #dietfood

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