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My most-eaten food lately

Luna lee
Luna lee
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Do you have any foods you’ve been eating a lot lately? I’ve been eating mandu-guk (dumpling soup) really often. Somehow, I got hooked—sometimes I make it with rice cakes added (tteok-mandu-guk), sometimes just dumplings (mandu-guk).

Honestly, I love dumplings the most, but now that it’s cold, I’ve been craving hot soup, so I end up eating mandu-guk a lot for that perfect combo of soup and dumplings.

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