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ponyo lee
ponyo leeFebruary 16, 2026
Stir-fried Tteok-kkochi
GrainStir-fried Tteok-kkochi

My mother made me her special signature Stir-fried Rice Cakes. The sauce tastes similar to the classic Tteok-kkochi (rice cake skewers) sauce, and it’s loaded with wheat rice cakes, quail eggs,

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Luna lee
Luna leeFebruary 16, 2026
Korean-style Pork Cutlet
MeatKorean-style Pork Cutlet

I just had a delicious Korean-style pork cutlet (Kyeong-yang-sik)! Unlike Japanese Tonkatsu, it’s a dish filled with Korea’s unique nostalgia and memories. It features thinly pounded meat

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lily parker
lily parkerFebruary 16, 2026
K-desserts
Dessert & DrinksK-desserts

I’m sharing this because I just thought of my favorite Korean dessert. You all know Bungeo-ppang (fish-shaped bread), right? Some are filled with red bean paste, and others have custard cream.…

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Luna lee
Luna leeFebruary 15, 2026
Majang-dong Korean Beef
MeatMajang-dong Korean Beef

To celebrate Seollal (Korean New Year), I got a Majang-dong Hanwoo beef set. It literally melted in my mouth with such a rich, savory flavor—Hanwoo really is in a league of its…

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ponyo lee
ponyo leeFebruary 15, 2026
Dujjonpop
Dessert & DrinksDujjonpop

I I finally managed to pick up a cake from Paris Baguette, which is notoriously hard to reserve these days! 🙂 It was way tastier than the Dujjon-Ku. There’s only one available…

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lily parker
lily parkerFebruary 13, 2026
Marinated spicy chicken stir-fry
MeatMarinated spicy chicken stir-fry

I added udon noodles to the dakgalbi! Dakgalbi is a dish of chicken and vegetables stir-fried in a spicy sauce on a hot plate or pan. When I added the udon noodles…

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Katie Lee
Katie LeeFebruary 13, 2026
Traditional Korean Delights: Hangwa
Dessert & DrinksTraditional Korean Delights: Hangwa

These are traditional Korean sweets called Hangwa, which we enjoy during the Lunar New Year for their elegant appearance and natural sweetness. These are traditional Korean sweets called Hangwa, which

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