Monday, August 4, 2008
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Learn Korean - Picture/Vocabulary Lesson 1 - Street Food
The third video is a good overview of street food in Korea. If you're just interested in the food without the language lesson, just watch the third one.
dukbokki, dduk bok kie, tteokbokki, 떡볶이, dukboki, ddeokbokki
The second video is just to show what odeng (fishcake)looks like. You can buy odeng premade in packages. Odeng is good with dukbokki. Street vendors serve odeng on skewers, and it kind of looks like big ribbon candy.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
[Korean food culture] Daejanggeum 1-4
These videos are mesmerizing. My mom loves watching Korean "soap operas" set in this era. Makes me proud to be Korean.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Bananas Foster Three Ways
My favorite blog, Culinary Concoctions by Peabody, just did a post about a yummy cake she created called Banana Fosters Crumb Cake. It sounds yummy. She is absolutely a baking genius.Below is a 36 second video about showing a Bananas Foster Cocktail by Ben Roche from Moto in Chicago. They use liquid nitrogen to make the ice-cream. Cool. If I ever go to Chicago, I am definitely going to Moto. The second video is an interesting video about Moto.
The third video is Alton Brown doing a show about bananas. He starts making Bananas Foster at the beginning of the second minute.
We used to serve Bananas Foster when I worked at Vargo's in Houston fourteen years ago or so. It originated at Brennan's in New Orleans and is still one of my favorite desserts.
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