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To find more recipes like the one below, join us for Chef Kay Chun's convo with @ericjoonho diving into her culinary journey and the inspiration behind her debut cookbook, "Gather Around My Table"!
📆 October 8 @ 6:00pm | The Korea Society
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In "Hand Taste: Cook Like a Korean Grandmother," Chef Esther Choi (@choibites) offers foundational techniques alongside quick weeknight recipes and traditional spreads.
Join Choi and Eric Kim to discuss her career and debut cookbook!
📆 Oct 27 @ 6PM
📍 The Korea Society
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We've been doing a lot of holiday baking this year, and once again the @nytcooking Gochujang Caramel cookies are my favorite.
The recipe is super easy to follow, I weigh my cookies out to 35-38g and bake for 12 minutes, perfect every time.
@ericjoonho for the original recipe!
What are the best recipes of the past century?
@Slate’s Dan Kois helps answer those questions with a list of The 25 Most Important Recipes of the Past 100 Years,” which includes @nytimes’ Eric Kim’s gochujang caramel cookies.
I agree @ericjoonho - Thanksgiving turkey can taste special if infused with South Asian spices. As I have a South Asian background, this recipe is heartwarming for me. I’m looking forward to employ your roasted seasoning approach… 😊
https://t.co/hafSLQUXJu via @NYTimes
Butter-poached carrots from The Secret of Cooking was recipe of the day on @nytcooking! Thank you so much to @ericjoonho for the beautiful write-up (and prodigious recipe testing) which made me see the simplicity of the recipe in a whole new light. 🙏🧡
“If daily life is made up of hundreds of meals...then making slightly disappointing carrots every time is really annoying!” How to have non-disappointing simple vegetable side dishes every time: butter-poach them! @ericjoonho https://t.co/GEajFrzVK2
SUNDAY SAUCE; kimchi-braised short ribs w/ pasta (p. 92 of “Korean American”). This is a great example of kimchi in its last state: cooked down and absolutely melting. The recipe calls for pappardelle, but today I made it with bucatini. Happy Sunday, cheers
First bake to commemorate the new kitchen. Opted to delve into savory and created the gochujang caramel cookie recipe by Eric Kim.
Reminded me of a sugar or snickerdoodle cookie with a subtle spicy aftertaste.
Loved getting to write about Logan Moffitt — aka cucumber guy — for @OttawaCitizen this week. Here for the marinated cucumber movement 🥒
https://t.co/uTl7TDY64f
“Sometimes you need to eat an entire cucumber."
Logan Moffitt, a 23-year-old content creator, has become an unlikely star on TikTok for his endless riffs on cucumbers. https://t.co/NsUiQfbmOB