I loved the red cabbage when I tried it for the first time. But like any other dish, Kimchi can be prepared in different ways. Some like it with a stronger picked flavor where the sour taste of vinegar is very noticeable. Some even like it extremely hot where you can feel the red chili biting your tongue. Personally, I like my Kimchi to have a mild vinegar taste. I don't mind if it is very spicy but only if the weather is below zero degrees Celsius. Kimchi is a proof just how flavorful Korean cuisine really is.
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
Kimchi: The Red Cabbage
I loved the red cabbage when I tried it for the first time. But like any other dish, Kimchi can be prepared in different ways. Some like it with a stronger picked flavor where the sour taste of vinegar is very noticeable. Some even like it extremely hot where you can feel the red chili biting your tongue. Personally, I like my Kimchi to have a mild vinegar taste. I don't mind if it is very spicy but only if the weather is below zero degrees Celsius. Kimchi is a proof just how flavorful Korean cuisine really is.
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fine dining,
food,
kimchi,
Korea,
travel,
vegetables
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