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Did people eat kimchi a 100 years ago?
Yes, kimchi was eaten 100 years ago.
What do north Koreans eat?
they eat kimchi noodle soup noodles rice,and Magogi
Do Japanese people always eat kimchi?
No, Japanese people do not always eat kimchi. Kimchi is a traditional Korean dish made of fermented vegetables, typically cabbage and radishes, seasoned with various spices. While kimchi is popular in Japan and can be found in some Japanese restaurants and grocery stores, it is not a staple food in Japanese cuisine. Japanese cuisine is diverse and includes a wide variety of dishes beyond kimchi.
When do people eat Kim chi?
kimchi is a side dishe eaten at every meal! kimchi is one of the main south korean's side dishes!
What happens if you eat bad kimchi?
Eating bad kimchi can lead to food poisoning, which can cause symptoms like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. It is important to discard spoiled kimchi to avoid getting sick.
When does kimchi go bad and how can I tell if it has spoiled?
Kimchi can go bad if it is left out at room temperature for too long or if it is not stored properly in the refrigerator. Signs that kimchi has spoiled include a sour smell, slimy texture, or mold growth. It is important to check the appearance, smell, and taste of kimchi before consuming it to ensure it is safe to eat.
Kimchi?
What are you asking? Are you asking about Kimchi?
What are the most popular foods in Korea?
The famous food in Korea is Kimpop,But all the Koreans also eat Kimchi (cabbage salad with pepper in it). Koreans eat rice or noodles always with kimchi.
What does Korean people eat at lunch?
Koreans really have a typical dinner but traditionally they eat rice, a type of emeat most likely meat, some soup or gook, and side dishes, like kimchi, and gimbap.
What are some delicious recipes that incorporate spicy kimchi as a key ingredient?
Some delicious recipes that incorporate spicy kimchi as a key ingredient include kimchi fried rice, kimchi stew, kimchi pancakes, and kimchi grilled cheese sandwiches.
In what country would you eat a cabbage dish called kimchi and a beef dish called bulgogi?
Korea
Do North Koreans eat meat?
they eat dog meat according to GOOGLE SEARCHthey eat different types of vegetables like:Gat Kimchi(Mustard Leaf)Baech'u Keot'cheoli(Cabbage)Oi Sobaki(Cucumber)Muuch'ae Kimchi(Thin-Sliced Radish)Nabak Kimchi(Square-Sliced Radish)Bossam Kimchi(Wrapped Cabbage)Ch'ongak Kimchi(Ponytail Radish)T'ong Baegu'u Kimchi(Whole Cabbage)Bae Kimchi(Cabbage Without Pepper)Goldulbbaegi Kimchi(Korean Lettuce)GgaktugiGgaktugi(CubedRadish) Temple KimchiBuddhism has a strong influence on Korean life, including food. According to strict Buddhist doctrine, people must eat only vegetables and plants. Mahayana (Daseung Buddhism) has a tradition to serve food to the public in a way to accumulate their virtuous believes that making food and eating it is self-discipline.The important feature of temple kimchi is its mild taste compared to others. Monks do not use strong flavored condiments and vegetables. Also, they do not use pickled fish paste since they believe the raw material causes anger. Instead, they use many kinds of herbs, pine nuts, wild sesame, peanuts, pumpkin, flour juices, and potato-boiled water.
