Passing down traditions
I was talking about the napa cabbage shortage in Korea with my mom the other day. That's when I realized that in all these years I haven't learned how to make kimchi, a staple in Korean cuisine.
My mom was more than happy to show me and my sister the ins and outs of making the traditional variety of kimchi where seasoned ingredients are stuffed between leaves of napa cabbage.
Napa cabbage
Brining
The hot stuff
Ready to put it all together
Assembling
Pack tightly
Kimchi!
The sights and smells brought back a lot of childhood memories and now I'm equipped with the know-how to make it in my own house. It'll be ready to eat in a few days. I can't wait!
Thanks Mom!
My mom was more than happy to show me and my sister the ins and outs of making the traditional variety of kimchi where seasoned ingredients are stuffed between leaves of napa cabbage.
Napa cabbage
Brining
The hot stuff
Ready to put it all together
Assembling
Pack tightly
Kimchi!
The sights and smells brought back a lot of childhood memories and now I'm equipped with the know-how to make it in my own house. It'll be ready to eat in a few days. I can't wait!
Thanks Mom!
3 Comments:
Looks so yummy. I love kimchi but unfortunately have not been to eat it for a while.
By Ann, at 10/18/2010 2:28 AM
Mmmm, kimchi! When can we taste it??? How cool to have your mom teach you!
By spinnity, at 10/20/2010 5:57 PM
Oh, I love this so much. Sadly, a freaky food allergy keeps me from eating spicy food. Sigh...
By Lisa, at 1/17/2011 10:59 PM
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