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At Meju, a restaurant dedicated to the culinary power of patient fermentation, the chef and owner Hooni Kim turns the kitchen into a stage. https://t.co/yk4Xdgcp4s
MICHELIN Guide Inspectors’ Favorite Dishes in New York
The Big Apple's top plates? Jamaican ragu, tuna melts, and oodles of deliciousness. #MICHELINGuideNY https://t.co/paigBlgdU4
At Meju, a restaurant dedicated to the culinary power of patient fermentation, the chef and owner Hooni Kim turns the kitchen into a stage. https://t.co/TQWu1eu42C
At Meju, a restaurant dedicated to the culinary power of patient fermentation, the chef and owner Hooni Kim turns the kitchen into a stage. https://t.co/NFBHfjHB77
In some of the city's most celebrated kitchens, familiar Korean dishes or ingredients are spun through the deconstructive impulses of molecular gastronomy and French technique.
@e_alexjung wonders why this has become the norm: https://t.co/t7TCzueRj9
This week, explore Lunar New Year celebrations and food traditions with Sarah & Kaitlin Leung from @thewoksoflife, Vietnamese icon @aqnguyen, and Korean chef @HooniKim.
Listen: https://t.co/DdaDlLtkNn
“Anyone well acquainted with Korea might tell me that I don’t need a utopia, only to move to Seoul, where shops specializing in banchan, small, cold side dishes eaten with just about every Korean meal, abound,” Hannah Goldfield writes. https://t.co/fQvmlgaaSc
This week on #CHEFSOFNYCWFF we bring you @HooniKim, owner of @danjinyc. 🙌 Join Chef Kim for dinner on 10/14 with his authentic Korean creations paired with some of Napa’s best wines curated by @CNN's @carltonmccoy.
👉Limited seats available at: https://t.co/UJsUqte76w
MOTHER'S DAY RECIPE: Scallions are the star of these savory, crispy Korean pancakes for spring. Get the #recipe from chef @HooniKim of New York’s @Danjinyc and @Hanjan26, plus sparkling #wine pairing recs from @WineSpectator! https://t.co/8g7MmmC5sI
@angech0 Hi! All the liquid (apple purée, spring water,etc) added should be close to 6cups. Usually that should be enough to make a pasty texture but sometimes when the gochugaru is really old or dry it make take another cup or 2 of liquid. How much more liquid did u have to add?