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Korean Food

Korean dishes are based heavily on meats, vegetables, and rice. Although they do have main courses, meals are usually served as a variety of smaller dishes. Kimchi is a very common accompaniment.

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What microbes are found in kimchi?

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Fermentation process microbes.

Does kimchi make you live longer?

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It does not make you live longer.

Is Korean Kimchi eaten hot or cold?

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Kimchi is eaten both hot and cold, depending on what it is being served with. Some recipes call for kimchi as an ingredient. It is also served as a condiment.

When was kimchi invented?

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in the 7th century

Why is kimchi important in Korea?

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Kimchi was originally important because fermenting was a way for people to store food without if rotting. It helped people get through harsh winters. Now it is an important part of cultural identity.