Nothing is more comforting than a warm bowl of mac and cheese. It’s so nostalgic, like a warm hug for your stomach. Mac and cheese is one of my favorite pasta dishes, but I wanted to zhuzh it up a…
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What is Kongguksu? In Korean, ‘kong’ means soybean and ‘guksu’ means noodles. Kongguksu is traditionally made with thin wheat noodles and a cold broth made from ground soybeans— making it a summertime favorite! What does the soy milk soup taste…
What is Mandu? Mandu, or mandoo are Korean dumplings with a variety of different fillings depending on the region it originates from across Korea. They can be steamed, pan-fried, deep-fried, or even boiled for soups. What you’ll need: How to…
What is Katsu? Katsu is a Japanese-style fried panko-breaded cutlet, typically made with pork loin or fillets (tonkatsu). It is served with rice, a shredded cabbage salad, and a katsu dipping sauce. Katsu can also be made with chicken breast…
Korean curry is a fusion of Indian and Japanese curries. It’s made from an instant roux, usually in blocks or powder form. It is a little spicier than Japanese curries and usually has bite-size chunks of carrots, potatoes, and protein…
Watch how to make this Sushi Bake: More Favorite Dinner Ideas: I hope you enjoy this sushi bake! Please leave me a star rating and comment to let me know your thoughts! Happy cooking, xoxo!!
What you’ll need: How to make this Spicy Peanut Ramen: Other toppings for your Spicy Peanut Ramen: Watch how to make this Spicy Peanut Ramen: More Favorite Noodle Recipes: I hope you enjoy this Spicy Peanut Ramen! Please leave me…
This easy vegetable yaki udon comes together in less than 15 minutes— making it the PERFECT quick meal. You need a few pantry staples and any vegetables you have on hand, frozen veggies work great too! It’s simple but so…
What is Gochujang? Gochujang is a spicy fermented paste made with red chili peppers. This is commonly used in Korean cuisine for soups, stews, and sauces. What you’ll need for Gochujang Stew: How to make Gochujang Stew: This stew is…
Mille-Feuille means “a thousand layers” (like the French puff pastry dessert — Napoleon) and is made with many layers of cabbage, perilla leaves, and thinly sliced beef. This hot pot dish originated in Japan, but it’s also very popular in…