ISO: Kimchee?
Misc.I get the feeling that "Kimchee" may be a general term which refers to pickled vegs. so please bear w/ me in my ignorance. I do know what I like however and this is what I'm looking for: In NYC, my favorite Korean deli has asst. Kimchee on their salad bar. My favorite is a bright green veg. which is long, slim, tender-crisp and flavored w/ hot spices and vinegar. I have no idea what it is or how it's prepared. Sorry if I'm being very vague, but I'm addicted to this stuff! I hope that someone of Korean decent can help me make delicious salad. I would be very appreciative to get a response.
Thanks in advance.
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1 | ISO: Kimchee? |
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2 | Re:Kimchee |
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3 | Re: Kimchi, with an "i" |
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4 | Hey, fellow NYer! |
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5 | Kimchee |
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6 | ISO: I would like it also.... |
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7 | Recipe: cabbage kimchi [x 2] |
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