Easy and goes well with white rice! Mapo Dofu is always my family’s favorite!My own challenge in October: #1day1recipe 😆

It’s simply addictive, good for snacks or side dish.My own challenge in October: #1day1recipe 😆

It’s a refreshing side dish which you can make in 5 mins!My own challenge in October: #1day1recipe 😆

When you have leftover ingredients, just mix with flour, starch, egg and enjoy as Korean style pancake! It’s my common way to consume lots of leftover vegetables!My own challenge in October: #1day1recipe 😆 #cookeverypart

Korean yangnyom chicken is one of the most popular foods which we've seen in lots of Korean dramas. When I went to Seoul last time, I found chicken shops everywhere. There are about 36,000 fried chicken restaurants in South Korea(data as of 2016). This is more than the number of McDonald's stores worldwide!!😱💦According to my husband, who is from Korea, yangnyeom chicken is usually not a home-cooked food and people mostly buy or order from outside. However, in overseas, we cannot always find Korean chicken shops. Also, I believe that the homemade one can be a bit more healthier than the one from outside. Therefore, I searched for over 10 recipes from several sources both in Korean and Japanese and made my own original sauce🙌 My husband loved it so it must be close to the authentic one!In Korea, pickled radishes always come together with yangnyeom chicken. I have uploaded the recipe too, so please cook together!!❤️

It really takes only 5 mins to make and it goes well with Chinese dishes. Today, I cooked Mapodoufu and I had this soup together!My own challenge in October: #1day1recipe 😆

Dumplings are eaten in many countries such as China, Japan, Korea, Russia and Nepal. Today, I made Mandu, dumplings in Korea. It’s said to bring fortunes and I’ve heard that it’s eaten for weddings or new year.It takes some time to prepare, but it’s really worth it!My own challenge in October: #1day1recipe 😆#cppassport

This is a Japanese version of Satay!! It looks similar but tastes very different from the Malaysian satay😄It’s so easy can you can make it with only basic ingredients!!My own challenge in October: #1day1recipe 😆

#viralkoreanfood #goldenapron2020 Namul is an easy Korean side dish made with spinach, carrot or beansprouts. Just boil the vegetable and usually season it with chicken soup stock powder, sesame oil, soy sauce and sesame seeds. This time I made spinach namul.

Most of Asian people such as Chinese, Korean, Chinese Malay, Chinese Thai, Vietnamese and Singaporean are celebrating Chinese(or Lunar) New Year(Interestingly, Japanese do not celebrate). This year in 2020, new year day will be on 25th January. I made dumplings which are commonly eaten on this celebration day! 大家，新年快樂！ I used chicken meat so Muslim people can also try!! #cny2020

If you can buy Korean DASIDA soup stock, white sesame seeds and seaweed, then you can make this soup within 3 mins🤣Let's make this soup together with other Korean dishes! Your lunch/dinner will become more authentic Korean style!

It’s called “Daigaku Imo” in Japanese which literally means “University Potato”. Because it’s cheap and filling, it’s said that this potato became a popular snack for university students in1990s. Now I feel that this became rather popular for homecooks in Japan as a side dish.It’s a deep fried Japanese sweet potatoes which are covered in a sugar candy coating with sesame seeds sprinkled. Only basic ingredients are required, so waiting fo you to try it!