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This brings up mixed emotions. As a Korean American I am encouraged that Korean food is getting more popular in the mainstream, but it's certainly not prepared how I remember it!
It is what it is. I feel like an Italian-American in the 1950s…. 😅
You should NEVER put salt into Korean rice during cooking. It's supposed to be a blank canvas for the salty savory vegetables or banchan.
Love you ladies. I love to cook. Everyone I cook for says that I should become a professional cook. No. Then it would be a job and I would not like it anymore. XOXO God Bless.
Talking about skimmers, my husband has one that is the old style thin wire but it has a bamboo handle. It’s works great and he got it more than 23 years ago, very durable.
I will definitely make bibimbap, thank you for sharing.
Did you all reshoot that sesame oil pour?
I think that is going to make my day 🙂
오… 이거 괜찮은데
I want the cast members who cook alongside our beautiful hostesses to face the camera as the cooking segments end.
I think best would be a combination: Bibimbap with fried chicken wings sounds like a proper dinner.
I absolutely adore Julia but it cracks me up that she seems to be constitutionally incapable of not following the word “last” by “but not least”
As a fellow Korean give this recipe 6 or 7 out of 10 in authenticity. They respect the traditions so I def can’t hate. Im proud that our culture can be shown to a greater audience thanks for doing this yall I’ve been a fan before this episode. Btw I always cringe when someone non Korean talks about adding a lil gochujang paste and say it’s “Korean” inspired like that causes me to eye roll lol so thanks for respecting the culture.
hello sweeties!
did julia just say she can put that sauce on her left foot? 🤣🤣🤣
You lost me at unwashed rice.
As Condy Lauper said “She bop, he bop, we bop
I bop, you bop, they bop, bibimbap
OMG!!!!! I AM GOING TO MAKE THESE FOR MY BIRTHDAY PARTY!!! I think I will sub the greens with collards and the 'shrooms with pork… 2 types😉😉😉😉. Pork butt & bacon. The carrots will stay but I think I might keep them in slices. Oooo I am so excited!!!! And the Korean chicken wings… Chicken thighs are where it might be at for home, but for the party it'll be the wings. I am loving the sauces… Thank you ATK for the new inspirations!!!!
Thank you.
When I was in Korea it appeared to me that the rice was not crisped in a pot on the stove. They put the rice in a hot stone bowl and the rest of the items on top of it. The hot bowl crisped the rice as it was being served. It was one of my favorite meals, along with kalbi and bulgogi.
Since discovering, & binge-watching, "Korean Street Food" videos on YT & delighting in the creativity of the Vendors, I was left with a curiosity about Korean cuisine. Thank you, ladies, for being so informative & personable in your presentations. It's exactly those things that gave me the "oommph" to get me to try another Korean dish.
BTW, I purchased MY spider strainer at my local Dollar Tree store about 4 years ago. It's the modern design, has a 10-11" handle, & a larger diameter grip (HAD to ✓✓ after watching). I think I made out pretty well.
I prefer brushing the sauce on my wings like the local Korean restaurant here in the Philly area. Soho.
Don't say gochu to a korean lol
2:35🦶 😳
You ladies are absolutely butchering the Korean words 👎
Every show I watch leaves me starving and headed to the store …
“My left foot” – Julia cracks me up when she starts riffing and it sounds a bit more unscripted… 2:30. I mean, it may have been scripted, but she and Bridget genuinely seem like good mates on and off screen, so the dialogue is more banter-like. The whole show is so much better these days. They all seem so much more relaxed…
Thank you for diversifying your palette! I really appreciate your take on it. You honor the Koreans very well.
I'm from Buffalo myself, so Hi Ho Neighbor. Coming from the Land O' Wings, I must try these. Why are they not in fast food yet?
19:41 add some tomato ketchup, some garlic. syrup
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HZO-YNHFPk
아~~바로 4인분을 만들어버리는구나…프로의 포스가….그렇지 굳이 한그릇씩 만들 필요가 없지..한방에
I’m sorry, but there are so many areas of this component which does not make a lot of sense. I am Korean, and we tend to cook a lot of Traditional Korean cuisines, so it came as a surprise to me you guys were making this dish. First, why would you not wash the rice? That is the first thing we were taught to do. Wash and strain the rice 3-4 times. We also do not spicy sauce (gochujang) with water and sesame oil. Take the water out of the equation and it will taste better. In the pot, mix all the vegetables and rice together with the soy sauce mix and cook until vegetables are semi-withered. Mix in the spicy sauce (gochujang), and then add the cooked eggs last to cover the rice. I am not here to complain, but to rather help make this dish taste more authentic. Keep cooking.
You are amazing in your presentations; am anxious to try the wings! I’ll
Let you know how I do!!
That Bibimbap looks so amazing! I cannot wait to try it!
-Always rinse rice, no salt
-Sot is pronounced like 'goat'
-Less water in your gochujang
-Too much sugar in veggie sauce
-Recommend sesame seeds
아니 어떤 한국인이 밥에 소금을 뿌려서 익히냐 ㅋㅋ게다가 냄비에 밥을 볶는 순간 볶음밥이지 비빔밥이아닌뎈ㅋ allmost korean rice cooking recipes no salt and dolsotbap is cooking rice in the verry hot stone pot we said fride rice cooking is bbokembop its not bibimbop. Bibimbop parts is so suck. But chicken recipe is good. Fride rice=bbokembop, dolsot bop=rice cook in the hot stone pot, bibimbop= korean side dishes anythig mixing rice.(any sauce+ allmost namul or kimchis+no salty cooking rice, namul is vegetable simmer or Fri or korean traditional style salads)
Can y'all tell me what kind of measuring cup that is at 3:00? I've always wanted one that can move things in slow motion
I have got to make those chicken wings they look delicious and the recipe isn't that hard.
I wonder if they'll ever have a perfect fried rice video.
Amazing! They do it well. even gochujang sauce brand👏👏 but they need more sauce
누룽지를 구현하다니, 제대로된 채널이네
CANNOT wait to try!!! Right in my wheelhouse – flavor, fresh, healthy, asian, almost vegan – eggs are fine. Thanks, ya'll! Learning more and more. It's tricky as I'm new to it by 5 months.
Stop messing with Asian food. They keep butchering our food.
I'm late to this party, but I have to say that gochujang is Hot and I like some heat.
As a Korean Canadian, wanted to say “High Praise” to the two beautiful and talented hosts who pulled off the Bibimbap cooking and presentation so perfectly!!! These two ladies have been my go-to cooking & baking references for all kinds of recipes!!! For any recipes that I search on internet, I invariably end up coming back to the ATK and these two brilliant talents. Thank you very much for making cooking & baking so accessible and doable for ordinary folks!!!
Excellent show. Loved it. But i was told that Korean rice always needs to be rinsed to clean before cooking to get rid of the extra starch, or it will come out too sticky.
So there is no salt or seasoning either on the wings or in the batter? Nothing until the sauce?
White people showing how to make ethnic food. No BIPOC in the background. No diversity at all