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  1. Get the proper ingredients to make Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  2. How to peel and cut garlic for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  3. How to cut scallions for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  4. How to cut onion for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  5. How to cut zucchini for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  6. How to cut green peppers for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  7. How to cut red bell pepper for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  8. How to cut carrots for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  9. How to cut chard for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  10. How to prepare tofu for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  11. How to prepare kimchi for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  12. How to add broth for making Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  13. How to add hot bean paste to Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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  14. How to season Korean kimchi chigae stew; learn more about making traditional Korean food in this free cooking video.

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If we enjoy the beautiful simplicity of traditional Korean cuisine today, we have the royal Hangul court, the seat of the Korean monarchy, to thank. A steamed rice dish, infused with a hint of soy sauce, red chili paste, and sesame oil, blended with spicy kimchi and bulgogi and topped off with a fried egg—my friends, there’s no tastier dish on a soggy Tuesday afternoon, sitting around the table with friends.

Korean cuisine is largely rice-based, like many other Asian cuisines. One distinguishing characteristic, though, is the profusion of side dishes present in Korean cooking. In this free Korean food video series, learn how to make an easy stew recipe called kimchi chigae. This dish’s main ingredient is kimchi, but it calls for kimchi that has been sitting around a bit longer. An increased amount of fermentation is a desirable quality that affects the flavor of the stew significantly. Get step-by-step cooking instructions, including other ingredients, how to cut and peel vegetables, tips for getting the stew consistency just right, and how to season kimchi jjigae. Wait for a particularly cold or miserable day to make this recipe: it might just be the best part of your day.

 
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Kathleen Lynch Kathleen Lynch was born in Seoul, Korea, and moved to Massachusetts with her family in 1970. She has spent countless hours by her mother's side, helping her with these home-style recipes. She hopes that the audience will enjoy this small part of Korean Heritage.dkdk

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