A former ESL teacher from Chuncheon, South Korea, substitutes sauerkraut and cabbage with kimchi in several beloved American recipes including hot dogs, corned beef and reuben sandwiches.
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A former ESL teacher from Chuncheon, South Korea, substitutes sauerkraut and cabbage with kimchi in several beloved American recipes including hot dogs, corned beef and reuben sandwiches. This video was featured by POPTUB on September 23, 2008. For more information, http://koreanforniancooking.blogspot.... .
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lmao. it's one of those things that you get used to. As a kid i didn't like kimchi at all but over time it actually tastes refreshing. you know, pickles.
Thank you for the video! I've tried the kimchi sanwich. I never thought of kimchi hotdog. I think fried kimchi would be nice on the hotdog. It's watering my mouth!
Let me ask you some. Are you in food business? Interesting you talking about our Korean food and, apparently you know many things about Kimchi. Appreciate. Hope keeping it up for you and us, Korean.
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