Its best when served with korean rice wine on a rainy day

Hello everyone! My name is Karen Bunal. Please bare with me as I am new here and still trying to figure out how to use this app properly.In the meantime, allow me to share this Korean pancake recipe I made recently.Living in Korea 🇰🇷 is one of the most beautiful blessings anyone can ever experience. Just like your friend here, 👉 🙋‍♀️ #grateful 💖 So while I'm still here, I want to learn as many delicious dishes as I possibly can. One of them is this Korean pancake. It is one of my favorite Korean foods. I bought the batter at a Korean store that even if I didn't understand what the label said (because it is in Hangul), I still bought it. Cooking and learning different cuisines can be very complicated sometimes but we should be patient, be imaginative, and be more productive if you really want to learn. Since this recipe of mine was successfully done, I am excited to share this with you as well.This is my own version of Korean pancake. I hope you will like it too. Have a great one! It's really good to be here and share my recipes from now on!

You could buy premade flour mix, but I wanted make it with ingredients I had at home.I added Chinese chives to the first one and added sakura shrimp to the second. You could also add your favorite ingredients. Recipe by Setsubunhijiki

My friends love it, it's easy to make

Have fun improvising with different ingredients as well!You can add or replace Chinese chives with spinach or komatsuna greens, or you can also try adding carrots or ground meat.Adding a small amount of ingredients will not affect the batter and should hold together fine.My 1 year-old son enjoys this as his favorite finger food.Leftovers can be stored in the freezer. I recommend using onion for sweetness. Measurements doesn't have to be accurate. If you cook over medium heat, it'll come out nice and gooey. If you brown it more over high heat at the end, it'll be crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside. Recipe by Tsukushion

As a child, I remember eating these light, flaky, crispy pancakes and thinking I enjoyed them more than the sweet breakfast version. This is still true today as I take a bite drizzled with sesame oil. With a bit of practice, anyone can make these delicious scallion pancakes.

This is a classic recipe for garlic chives, so if you've never used them before, give it a try! It's quick and simple to make. Dip in soy sauce, the sweet tobanjan miso dip below, or any other Asian sauce/dip you like.

My 100th recipe! 🥳 Scallion pancakes are one of our favorite dim sum dishes, and I really wanted to learn how to make them at home. They are a bit of work, but my family and I really enjoyed these! I feel like I still need to perfect my cooking technique to get really flaky layers, but that’s just an excuse to make more pancakes! 😋 #GlobalApron Week 3 Spring Onions#Chinese #Appetizer #Snack #Savory

A scallion pancake is a kind of pancake made with green onions. In Mandarin, it’s known as cong you bing. It’s hard to tell where it was first created, but many of these tales point to Shanghai in northeastern China. It’s a popular breakfast flatbread in China. The scallion pancake greatly resembles an Indian paratha.