By /u/krazyajumma on Apr 20, 2021 09:28 pm Read in browser » By /u/NamiEats on Apr 20, 2021 11:20 am Read in browser » By /u/extrashpicy on Apr 20, 2021 05:54 am Read in browser » By /u/such-a-nice-girl on Apr 20, 2021 09:11 pm Hello Everyone! It will be my first time attempting to make these noodles. I have never made any kind of noddles before. So maybe a recipe, and / or tips on how to go about making them. submitted by /u/such-a-nice-girl [link] [comments] Read in browser » By /u/jurniss on Apr 20, 2021 02:31 pm I can get lists like this from critics or try to piece one together from online reviews, but I'd like to know this subreddit's opinion. Some of my personal favorites: - Yuk dae jang - Yuk Dae Jang
- Sul lung tang - Shin Chon
- Soon tofu - BCD tofu house
- Galbi jjim - Sun Nong Dan
- Seafood kalguksu - Hangari Kalguksu
- Pork tonkatsu - Wako Donkatsu
- Dolsot bibimbap - Jeon Ju
- Spicy chicken wings - OB Bear (will rebuild, I have faith!!)
Writing this list makes me realize that I should explore more seafood... submitted by /u/jurniss [link] [comments] Read in browser » By /u/yumyum_KH on Apr 20, 2021 10:55 am Read in browser » By /u/OPPACOOKSHERE on Apr 20, 2021 08:50 am Question Re: Soy Sauce. I've been reading into hydrolyzed soy sauce and think I've become way too immersed to view it objectively anymore. Does hydrolyzed soy sauce (manufactured by chemical means) bother you? Does it influence your buying decision? Hydrolyzed soy sauce = Chemical Soy Sauce = Processed in 3 days with zero fermentation. Pros: Cheap and cheerful price tag. It has powerful umami flavour. It may have a lower sodium content as it requires less salt (due to zero fermentation period). Scientists say there is nothing wrong with chemical processing. It's extremely effective just like our stomach acids will strip food to nutrients to make for better absorption. I understand that technically it may be a safe processing method and governments have approved its methods for human consumption. But my gut twists at the thought of buying it. I know restaurants use it and packaged foods have terrible ingredients and processing as well. But I'd rather not have it in the bottle of soy sauce I cook at home with. What do you think? Am I overreacting because I just recently found out Sempio's JIN soy sauces are usually more than 70% chemical soy sauce blended with some Yangjo (brewed) soy sauce? submitted by /u/OPPACOOKSHERE [link] [comments] Read in browser » By /u/That_Ad593 on Apr 20, 2021 09:56 am Read in browser » By /u/yumyum_KH on Apr 20, 2021 01:07 am Read in browser » Recent Articles:
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