What do you do with turkey leftovers? A former ESL teacher in Chuncheon, South Korea, developed a recipe that combines turkey leftovers with a popular Korean dish for cooking up leftovers.
무엇을 남겨두...
What do you do with turkey leftovers? A former ESL teacher in Chuncheon, South Korea, developed a recipe that combines turkey leftovers with a popular Korean dish for cooking up leftovers.
무엇을 남겨두고 터키 상관? 춘천 출신의 ESL 선생님, 한국, 개발 요리법을 남겨두고있는이 결합된 터키에 대한 한국의 인기 요리 접시를 남겨두고합니다.
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Might want to try putting the sesame seed oil toward the end to preserve its flavor and fragrance. A little twist of lemon or lime also improves it as it kills any meat odor from left overs. I tried this dish with a can of Tuna. It also quite delish.
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In our way, Sesame oil is used on the last time before serve to keep its taste and smell :-)
Anyway, this video makes me hungry! I should to cook Kimchi bokkeumbap right now!
Hello From Korea :-D :-D