Aeri's Kitchen

Korean Food and Recipes

Pickled Eggs

달걀 비트 피클, DalGyal Beet Pickle

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Pickled eggs are one of my favorite American foods. When I tried these for the first time, I thought “Wow! These are GOOD.” 🙂 I like hard boiled eggs and also sweet & sour flavors, so it is a perfect food for me. As you know, beets, eggs, and vinegar are healthy. I highly recommend these eggs. Since I liked them so much, I’ve made them several times, and at the end my husband said “No more please~~~” hehe. Oops, my poor honey. I can eat them more often though. I learnt how to make these from my mother-in-law, who gave me a good recipe for pickled eggs, which was from her husband’s mother. So I want to share this delicious food with you. 😉

Yield: 18 Pickled Eggs

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Veggie Hotteok

야채 호떡, YaChae HoTteok

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Today, I will make a delicious variation of Korean street food, Hotteok. Hotteok is a Korean fried bread with brown sugar and cinnamon filling. By changing the filling, you can make many different versions of it. Among them, I will introduce veggie hotteok. This recipe especially for people who are vegetarians or people that love savory food. I will also show you how to make my delicious dipping sauce for it and share other cooking tricks in this recipe. Btw, I already posted the original hottoek recipe years ago, and my husband and I both think that my dough recipe for this veggie hottoek is even better than the original one. (Don’t get me wrong, the other recipe is delicious too. 😉) So, if you want to try to make sweet hotteok with the dough from this recipe, go for it, it will be great. 🙂 I cannot wait for you to try this recipe and let me know how it turned out. It is that good. 🙂

Yield: 18 Pieces

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Tuna Kimchi Rice Burger

참치 김치 밥버거, ChamChi Kimchi BapBeoGeo

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Today, I will make a trendy Korean food that is fun to make and very delicious. It is a rice burger, which is called “bap burger” in Korean. Bap means cooked rice, and you know what burger is. Instead of using buns for making the burger, we will use cooked rice shaped as buns, as well as using Korean flavored ingredients inside to make this very delicious rice burger. There are many different versions of it, but this time, we will make a tuna-kimchi rice burger, 참치 김치 밥버거. The flavors of tuna and kimchi are great together, so they are used together in many Korean dishes. It sounds like a guaranteed success for this recipe in that point. Plus, it can be a standalone meal, without the need for other things, making it a good choice to pack and carry for a trip or to use it in a lunchbox. 🙂 If you like this rice burger idea, I can share other versions one by one in the future. Let’s get started.

Yield: 2 Servings

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Crab Stick and Egg MalI

맛살 계란말이, MatSal GyeRanMalI

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There are so many creative ideas to use for cooking eggs. A rolled egg is one of them. I always like my fried eggs with green onions, and I also wanted to make this recipe even more colorful and flavorful by adding red hot pepper and crab sticks. Instead of shredding the crab sticks or cutting them into little chunks, I will put the crab sticks in the center of the egg roll. The result was as great as I thought it would be, so I highly recommend you to try it. It is fun to make and delicious to taste. 😉

Yield: 2 Servings

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Kimchi BokkEum

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Kimchi is the most representative dish in Korean cuisine. There are so many delicious dishes you can make with kimchi as an ingredient, or you can enjoy some Korean food with kimchi as a side-dish. So, we Koreans will always have some kimchi in the refrigerator. We make a huge amount of winter kimchi and enjoy it for several months, or longer. We usually end up with old kimchi, which becomes too sour to eat as a side-dish. That sour kimchi is still good for making kimchi stew, kimchi jeon, etc. One simple way to enjoy old kimchi is to fry it. Turn your old kimchi into an amazing side-dish today! 😉

Yield: 2 Cups

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Egg Jjim

계란찜, GyeRanJjim

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Today, I will make a popular Korean steamed egg side-dish called gyeranjjim. It is very simple to make and delicious, so many Koreans like to eat this on a daily basis. It is simple to make, but it is not easy making it perfectly – if you want it soft, fluffy, and savory. It is very important to use the right ratio of ingredients and it is critical to control the cooking temperature and time for perfection. To share a great recipe with you, I made this recipe several times to get all of the measurements and times just right. So, you can just follow my instructions to get an amazing gyeramjjim. 🙂 Let’s get started.

Yield: 4 Servings

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Ox Bone Tang

설렁탕, SeolReongTang

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Hi Everyone! Sometime ago, I had to bring something delicious for our church’s potluck. I decided to make this tasty deep fried vegetable dish and received good comments about it. 😉 The reason I wanted to make this for the party is that it is not only delicious, but it is also a good finger food. Although maybe the best thing is that it tastes good when it’s hot or not. So you can make them ahead of the time before your party. 😉 Anyway, I can finally share my deep-fried vegetable recipe with you and I’m super excited about it now. You can make a vegetarian version by omitting the seafood, as is customary, although it is even more savory with the added shrimp. I will also share my secret batter for delicious deep-fried food without using the prepackaged Korean Frying mix flour, for people who cannot find those mixes at stores near them. So, let’s get started.

Yield: 20 Cups

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Vegetable and Shrimp TwiGim

야채 튀김, YaChae TwiGim

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Hi Everyone! Sometime ago, I had to bring something delicious for our church’s potluck. I decided to make this tasty deep fried vegetable dish and received good comments about it. 😉 The reason I wanted to make this for the party is that it is not only delicious, but it is also a good finger food. Although maybe the best thing is that it tastes good when it’s hot or not. So you can make them ahead of the time before your party. 😉 Anyway, I can finally share my deep-fried vegetable recipe with you and I’m super excited about it now. You can make a vegetarian version by omitting the seafood, as is customary, although it is even more savory with the added shrimp. I will also share my secret batter for delicious deep-fried food without using the prepackaged Korean Frying mix flour, for people who cannot find those mixes at stores near them. So, let’s get started.

Yield: 30 Pieces

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Korean Potato Wedge Pizza

포테이토 웨지 피자, PoTeITo WeJi Pizza

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Pizza is one of the most popular foods in America. My husband loves it so much that our family has a pizza day every week. lol Do Koreans love pizza too? I cannot say that pizza is a food for all ages in Korea like it is in America, but it is a popular food for Koreans, especially the younger generations. Then, how is Korean pizza is different? 🍕 That is what I’m going to show you today. 😉 Koreans like a lot of toppings on their pizza. Among those toppings, there are some ingredients that you may have never saw on pizza before, such as sweet potato paste, sweet corn, seasoned potatoes, etc. Does anything sound interesting? For me, as a potato lover, I always liked potato on my pizza in Korea. My husband thought it was weird to see potato wedges on top of his pizza for the first time. Then, once he tried Korean potato pizza, he liked it. I tried to keep this recipe simple, yet still delicious. I will also teach you how to make a garlic dipping sauce that Korean pizza restaurant often serve with this potato pizza. Are you ready to try something unique but very tasty? 😉 Then, let’s get started.

Yield: 2 10 Inch Pizzas

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Homemade Knife Noodles

칼국수 면, KalGukSu Myeon

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It is still hot these days, but did you notice that some trees are already starting to change colors and some nights are cooler? I can feel that before long, we will see the beautiful fall season. When I think of cold weather, I can easily think of warm noodle soup. So, today I want to show you how to make a kind of Korean homemade noodle called KalGukSu. Kal means knife and guksu means noodles. You knead the dough, roll it out, and then cut it into thin noodle strips with your knife. That’s where the name came from. If you buy this type of noodle in a Korean grocery store, it is about 6 dollars a pack for 4-5 servings. When I consider the price of the main ingredient, flour, we can save good money by making it at home. Plus, it can be healthier too. For this recipe, I will just share the noodle recipe, but later, I will also share a delicious kimchi kalgusu recipe using these noodles. Stay tuned for it. Aha, one more thing if you are seafood lover like me, you can check my clam kalguksu recipe that I already posted long time ago. I hope you enjoy my recipe. 🙂

Yield: 24 oz

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