I was trying to use up my two boxes of beef in the freezer so we had a very simple Korean fare tonight. Beef bulgogi, kimchi and roasted seaweed. The kimchi was given to me by my very kind Korean hairdresser which she made herself. This time round, I marinated the beef with some special chilli powder, mirin and Japanese light soya sauce for a little while before frying them. Hence, kids said the beef was a little spicy but still acceptable for them.


9 comments:
Hi Baking mum,
U are really good in cooking, even Korean dishes. Thumb up!!
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Hi Cook.Bake.Love, sure no problem at all. I was too lazy to cook anything elaborated last nite plus the kids has some breaded chicken fillet that my older boy cooked together with their rice.
hie.. may i noe where u got the takoyaki mould from?
I got the takoyaki mould from Sia Huat.
Hi Leelee,
Do you make your own kimchi ?
Mind to share your recipe?
Rdg
JoyceNg
wah...this sure tastes yummy~~
Hi Joyce, I don't make my own kimchi. This was given to me by a friend.
that looks really good. im salivating.
just found your blog and I love it
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