The K-Culture Chronicles: Making Marvelous Maejakgwa (매작과)
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oh my god! Wonderful! It looks very delicious and the heart shape iis so cute !
Using cashew is a good tip, too. Congratulation!
Thank you for using my recipe!
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This video is a response to Korean ginger cookies ("maejakgwa")
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@MapleSyrupAndKimchi ooo! where did you get them! :D I would love to have it in my kitchen!! and don't forget to post a video! subbing! :)
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wonderful !!!
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thank you so much i'll try to make some today!!!!! i love your video and your heart shaped cookies!!!
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toronto :)
oh i know!! i really want too.. i want to go this summer..
oh i know! i love korean food!! samgyupsal,japchae,kimchi,dduk
boki, miyeokguk and lots more yuuummm :D
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I LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEE YOUR MIXING BOWL! :) It's so cute! and wonderful response video! Thanks! :)
AhBbJeh 8 months ago
@AhBbJeh Yay! I love my flower mixing bowl!
I have a set of colourful ones that I love using as well!
I just used them to make a Korean rice cake dessert today, which is very similar to Japanese "Dango". So tasty!
MapleSyrupAndKimchi 8 months ago
Very Maangchi-esque! You make it look easy and I adore that you have Korean pop playing in the background =)
ameliabedelia99 2 years ago
Thanks! It's an honor to be compared to Maangchi!
And they are very easy to make. Time consuming, but easy! And it wouldn't be a Korean cooking tutorial without Korean pop music!
MapleSyrupAndKimchi 2 years ago
hey i made this buy my cookies turned out puffy and it wasn't as crispy and when i added the syrup it got soggy so any suggestions???
Sugarbabe421 2 years ago
When you roll out the dough, make it as thin as you possibly can. If your shapes are too thick, they will turn out puffy as you said. A few of mine turned out that way, and they aren't as crispy and delicious.
So, just make sure that the dough is rolled out thinly, and you should be fine. The syrup won't cause them to be soggy when they're thin, either. Hopefully this helps! :)
MapleSyrupAndKimchi 2 years ago