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Hanroin’s Table
In front of the leaf
It’s a joke
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Hanroin’s Table
It is the fate of perilla seeds.
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We eat this as cores, pickle it, and eat it in a variety of ways.
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Korean Roin Rice
(Is it sunlight?)
It’s because we’re used to this scent.
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Korean-Roin’s rice cake
Anon to Italy
The nose reacts first to new terms
It is a leaf with a really strong scent.
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Hanroin’s Table
Even if you add just a little bit of sugar or stew, the taste of the soup changes drastically.
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Handongin’s Table
I can’t smell it because it smells so bad.
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Don’t you eat fast?
People in Korea say they have different opinions when they see Gosut.
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Personnel Officer
Selection of noodle soup for each successive day!
‘Neuisbu Innsvagbeop body hall!
:Gyo i kkei gongma’
DaIXTISamaIDIII
Being a fan is only popular in Korea.
That’s what foreigners say.
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My yyeonyeon
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Hanroin’s Table
No, disliking is more important than liking.
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Hanroin’s Table
There are many people in China who are accustomed to all kinds of flavors and dislike them.
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Hanroin’s Table
Foreigners see pickled kkeim-im.
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Why do Korean people talk about eating around fallen leaves?
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Hanroin’s Table
Group Q: People who say foreign food is difficult to eat because it uses too much spice?
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‘D)
However, if foreigners hear this, they will probably be embarrassed.
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Koreans. It’s quite a lot.
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Hanroin’s Table
On top of the crunchy fried chicken
Instead, go to the garlic farm
Representatively, foreign fishing boats use garlic all spice, but we use it as t.
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Or meat oil, sesame oil mixed with salt and pepper, or
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Hanroin’s Table
Barbeque Chojangdo
If you take a picture
I serve it dipped in red pepper paste, soybean paste, and soybean paste.
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Hanroin’s Table
‘Good sum
Add a needle
Then top it with garlic and pepper and eat it.
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This is a cheap spice.
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I heard Koreans don’t eat a lot of spices?
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Perhaps foreigners will find it difficult to agree.
“Ugh.. I don’t like Chinese food because the spices are too strong ㅠㅠ”
(Pork belly wrapped in perilla leaves with sesame oil, pickled green onions, garlic, ssamjang, and red pepper)