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ponyo lee
ponyo leeJanuary 12, 2026
Pork belly kimchi stew
Jjigae (and Soups)Pork belly kimchi stew

I made pork belly kimchi jjigae for weekend lunch, and I think it turned out better than ever. Adding a well-simmered, savory broth really made a difference—the depth of flavor was on…

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Katie Lee
Katie LeeJanuary 10, 2026
Dream of a garden
Vegetables and fruitsDream of a garden

I have a friend who grows all kinds of groceries in her garden. If I didn’t live in an apartment, I ‘d love to grow my own groceries and eat them Do…

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Luna lee
Luna leeJanuary 09, 2026
Gwangmyeong Market Donuts
Dessert & DrinksGwangmyeong Market Donuts

I want to recommend Gwangmyeong Market Donuts because they were incredibly delicious. Gwangmyeong Market is a traditional market located in Gwangmyeong-dong, Gwangmyeong City, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

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Katie Lee
Katie LeeJanuary 09, 2026
Weekend Recommendation – Chuncheon Dakgalbi
MeatWeekend Recommendation – Chuncheon Dakgalbi

On a cold day like this, it’s perfect to go to Chuncheon and eat Dakgalbi (Chicken Galbi)… If you have’t tried Chunchoen Dakgabi yet, I recommend going to Chucheon this weekend.

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Luna lee
Luna leeJanuary 08, 2026
Dubai chewy cookies
Dessert & DrinksDubai chewy cookies

Did you know that Dubai chewy cookies are extremely popular these days? They’re so popular that you have to line up from the moment the shop opens just to get one. Luckily,…

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lily parker
lily parkerJanuary 08, 2026
Bukchangdong Sundubu
Jjigae (and Soups)Bukchangdong Sundubu

I went to Bukchangdong Sundubu in LA Koreatown and had galbi and sundubu jjigae, and they went so well together!! The place was packed—it seems like a spot that a lot of…

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lily parker
lily parkerJanuary 07, 2026
Rice-shaped pasta, Orzo
QuestionsRice-shaped pasta, Orzo

Have you heard of Orzo? It looks just like Korean rice, doesn’t it? Its name means “barley” in Italian, and its shape is small and rice-like, making it look like grains of…

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