This dish is called Korean seasoned mushrooms (beoseot muchim). It is a traditional Korean side dish made by lightly seasoning blanched or lightly sautéed mushrooms with sesame oil, soy sauce, and minced garlic.
It has a delicate sesame oil aroma, and the mushrooms retain their pleasantly chewy texture and rich umami flavor. It is commonly served as a side dish with rice. I especially enjoyed eating it over a bowl of steamed white rice.
I had a salad made with incredibly sweet and juicy Gochang melon and tender grilled Hanwoo beef. It was seriously SO delicious! 😭❤️ You really can’t go wrong with high-quality Hanwoo beef—it…
It’s been a while since I went to a Korean buffet! They had spicy crab soup today, and since Chuseok is over, they even had songpyeon (traditional rice cakes) haha. There was…
I had this beautifully pale, fluffy sweet and sour pork that looked just like cotton! You can definitely taste that it was fried in fresh, clean oil.
Korean holidays wouldn’t be complete without jeon! I had some chive jeon during the holiday, too. It had a little bit of carrot in it, and because it was nice and thin,…
These days in Korea, “yajang” is really popular! As the weather gets cooler, more and more places are setting up outdoor seating where you can enjoy food from the restaurant outside. There’s…
This classic-style japchae is made with spinach, carrots, and beef, and it’s absolutely glistening with flavor! One bite after another—it goes down as easily as noodles. So delicious! 😋
