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From: Rinshinomori
On Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Can't talk about Korean cooking without the mention of kimchi. Kimchi was developed in the 7th century as a way to preserve vegetables during the winter months. However, it was not until the 17th century when red pepper was introduced to Korea and the birth of kimchi as we know today using red...
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Review From: Elkaybee
On Nov 7, 2009
RECIPE: Ketchup Prawns
Very disappointing... One star for easy preparation.2nd star because the cat ate it after I washed all the sauce off. Something I will definitely not try again
Review From: yogiclarebear
On Nov 6, 2009
RECIPE: Crabbage
This was very good, however I did not use the written amount of five spice. I at least halved it, would have been overkill otherwise. I used green onion and sesame oil, as well as adding a bit of noodles. Keeper for sure!
Review From: Noejas
On Nov 6, 2009
RECIPE: P. F. Chang's Chicken Lettuce Wraps
Awesome recipe! I amped up the mushrooms because I had a ton and put them thru the food processor because my kids usually pick them out it they recognize them. Rave reviews!! The sauce is too hot for kids, but definitely adds to the flavor.
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