hi,

I need to make traditional korean dishes e.g. soups and stews for my father for few weeks.

any ideas? he doesn't like pasta and he like bland shit aka minimum salt.

thanks~

https://www.youtube.com/user/Maangchi/videos?sort=p&view=0&flow=grid

bulgogi is fairly easy and safe for westerners too.

if you dont already have kimchi, don't make it this late.

im not sure how to spell it, but i grew up with meeyukgook, a seaweed soup.

denjangchigay is a soybean paste soup. i like it, but it's usually salty. you'll need to dilute it.

if you make any rice, make sure it's asian sticky rice (my mom likes japanese brands), not the american rice.

This post was edited by carteblanche on Jul 16 2015 06:49pm

I love Kimchi, it is amazing!!!!!

Kimchi isn't very bland but its very tasty
steamed pork is probably up his ally
kimbap is basically korean sushi
donkatsu is pretty simple and easy to make and very damn tasty
soybean sprout soup is also pretty tasty and probably something your father would enjoy
juk im not fond of but its also something very plain jane



you can buy premade kimchi it's not nearly as good as homemade but it's not to shabby.

This post was edited by 672 on Aug 25 2015 11:51pm