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Rice
Rice

Rice

Rice is one of the most widely consumed staple grains in the world, harvested from paddy plants after removing the husk. It comes in various types such as white rice, brown rice, and glutinous rice, with different textures and flavors depending on the variety and region. In Korea, popular varieties like Sindongjin and Samgwang are favored for their firm texture and glossy appearance when cooked. Rich in carbohydrates, rice also provides protein, fiber, and minerals, and is used in diverse dishes such as steamed rice, rice cakes, porridge, and scorched rice.

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Cucumber
Vegetables

Cucumber

Korean cuisine features cucumber in several popular and healthy dishes:

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Cherry
Vegetables

Cherry

Cherries are small

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Ssal-tteok (Rice-Based Tteokbokki Rice Cakes)

Ssal-tteok (Rice-Based Tteokbokki Rice Cakes)

Ssal-tteok is a Korean rice cake made from steamed rice or rice flour. It has a soft, chewy texture and absorbs sauce slowly, making it perfect for traditional tteokbokki. Known for its rich, dense bite, it's a favorite among those who enjoy authentic Korean flavors.

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Korean red pepper powder

Korean red pepper powder

Gochugaru is a vibrant red pepper powder made from sun-dried Korean chili peppers. It is a staple spice in Korean cuisine, used to add heat, color, and depth of flavor to many dishes.

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Rice cake

Rice cake

Soft, chewy, and deeply rooted in Korean tradition, tteok (rice cake) is a versatile ingredient enjoyed in both sweet and savory dishes.

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