+tracey martin Hi Tracey,Thank you! You can send me a email: [email protected]. We can communicate through that. Hopefully we will meet:)Happy Chinese New Year!Joyce
looks good, now all I have to buy is black moss at my market, thanks Miss
Joyce and your friend the camera guy, many blessings to you both and your
families and happy new year
I've been in charge of preparing the family of 6's meals everyday now
thanks to you:) Everyone is recommending that I become a chef when I grow
up. I think that one thing that everyone who chooses to follow these videos
should remember is that you don't have to follow the recipe to every
teaspoon. Whatever fits your lifestyle and taste should determine what you
choose to put and leave out in the recipe thanks for all of the videos I
learned a lot about korean food
@chickntenders Tip is... cook it low temperature.. as I did.. wipe the
oil... when the pan is heated.. pour the mixture.. and let it cook before
you touch it on low temperature with patience.. when the surface is cooked
(dry.. no liquid).. flip it.. use large surface spatula.. make sure your
spatula is under more than half amount of the fried egg surface.. so when
you flip it.. it will hold it well.. ^^ i hope it was helpful to you. thanks
@mhatvani It's the rice cakes that absorbe the broth if you keep it
someday.. so it's common. It tastes best when you eat soon...but if you
have left over soup..and lost all liquid..what I do is.. just add a little
bit of water in it..and cook it in the microwave..and eat. ^^ you want to
keep the flavor.. so not too much water..but some water to get some broth..
thanks
Aeri, I have a question regarding to rice cake: i bought in Asian shop and
it is dried, quite hard. When I made your soup, it was good for some hours,
but the rice cakes started to drink up the soup, and next day it was no
liquid :))) Is this soup only good for immediate eating or if I use the
dried rice cake I should steep it before usage for a few hours? Thank you.
@xotinfoilxo There are different kinds of seaweed.. and if people are not
familiar with seaweed in their diet... it will not be clear if I say dried
seaweed for all different things.. that's why i called laver..which stores
and internet calls like that.. ^^
@mhatvani we call "tteokguk tteok (떡국 떡) in Korean.. I already posted how
to make this kind of rice cakes at home.. so please check the video.. you
can search this "Homemade Sticky Rice Cakes for TteokBokkI and TteokGuk"
Aeri, this must be a really delicious soup! I like your videos very much :)
Is it possible to make the rice cake at home? What is the korean name of
it? We have a few Asian shops in the town, maybe they know it.
@zaonb Korean grocery store or Asian grocery store will sell it. You can
make it at home too.. I posted a recipe for it.. check "Homemade Sticky
Rice Cakes for TteokBokkI and TteokGuk" this video.. thanks
@teecuppit3a Now I know what is.. sea squirt... I will add it to my
list..but I have big chance I can't make any recipe with it..since I can't
get it around where I live.. I will try though.. thanks
imagine, i found rice cake in the Asian shop today! :))) unfortunately we
don't have this oyster here, so I bought black mussel (i know, very
different). I can hardly wait to make this soup! :)
@MyCrazyParadise You can add a little bit of fish sauce.. or dashida
(powder for making broth-but this has MSG) ... or just add a little more
minced garlic and salt.. thanks
@bubblegirl905 강력 쌀가루 is rice flour made for baking bread with rice flour.
I don't know if Korean grocery stores in America sell it. Sorry for poor
answer.
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