Posts tagged Korean food
Korean-Style Steak
5Our schedules are very different this semester, but we have made the promise that we are going to try have home-cooked dinners together as much as possible. We started this week by cooking steak on our portable grill. I broke out some leftover soju, and we had a nice impromptu Korean meal.
Our favorite restaurant in Korea serves a side dish that consists of raw onions with a dark sauce poured over them. I would go to that particular restaurant just to eat the onions, and hate that I didn’t ask them how to make the sauce. We have been struggling to replicate this sauce ever since we got back to America. The main ingredient has to be soy sauce, but it also contains wasabi and other spices/oils. You can see our attempt in the photograph in the bottom left corner above, and although our attempt was not terrible, there was something missing, but I just don’t know what it was. Thankfully, everything else turned out great.
Korean Trip Photos
0Since I have pretty much caught up with my studies for the weekend, I thought that I would try to finish finish posting photos from our Korean trip, but I still have about a hundred photos to convert to JPEGs. Here are a few that I got processed:
We spent the night we our friends Joanne and Troy and got to meet Paxton for the first time. When we left Korean, Joanne had just announced she was pregnant so we were excited about meeting the little one.
We also met up with Adam. I hired Adam to work at his first hagwon in Dongtan. He singed on with another school last year but found the time to hang out with us in Seoul.
Song and JJ worked at the same Math hagwon for a few years. We went up to Incheon to hang out with him for a night. Another great night of drinking, eating, and sharing stories.
A Day Out in Jeju-shi
0JJ, her sister, and myself took off one day to do some shopping and visit a Chinese restaurant. I love being in Korea, but really love the atmosphere in Jeju. The people are not the friendliest, but there is something about being surrounded by tourists on vacation that gives the place an easy going feeling which is vastly different from other areas of Korea, especially Seoul.

































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