Have you watched episode 12 of Culinary Class Wars 2? They called it “carrot hell,” and out of all the dishes, the carrot jajangmyeon really stood out to me. I can’t stop wondering what it would taste like. I still remember the first time I ever had jajangmyeon made with wheat noodles—it tasted absolutely magical! That’s why I’m even more curious about what it would be like with carrots.😊😊
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