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Bori Gulbi in chili sauce, from Jeollanam-do, Korea

Bori Gulbi in chili sauce, from Jeollanam-do, Korea

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Bori Gulbi in chili sauce, from Jeollanam-do, Korea food: I didn't know about the first recipe even though I'm Korean. Gulbi wasn't really my thing because we usually fry and serve them whole without deboning them, and trying to pick around the fish bones with chopsticks gets really finicky. But with this method I don't have to worry about that, so I can't wait to give this recipe a go!
Date: 2020-11-21

Comments and reviews: 9


Hey Adam, I think your recent interest in Korean food and cooking has been really cool, and I'd love to see you branch out more into Japanese cooking next. Maybe okonomiyaki or tempura? By the way, I know you don't like to deep-fry, but I find that using a tempura fryer (which is literally just a flat-bottomed wok with a draining rack attached to the rim) the way most Japanese home kitchens do is one of the best ways to go and solves most of your problems with deep frying at home.
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I'm glad to see that South Korean government is trying something different after decades of failed marketing of our traditional food. At least they're not trying to shove every foreigners in the face with Kimchi.
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Following video:
This broadcast has been sponsored The Highest Incarnation of the Revolutionary Comradeship; Supreme and Beloved Leader Kim Jong-un. Long live the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

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thats pretty cool that they would sponsor you to cook one of their regions specialty. It would be interesting to see other cities or regions sponsoring you too cook their specialties.
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Adam: I was sponsored by South Korea.
Me: suspicious
Adam: You can get some seaweed in a giveaway.
Me: I take it all back, just give me that seaweed.

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Traditionally you don't debone the fish or break apart the fish. Koreans eat around the bones during the meal. But otherwise a pretty good representation.
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As a Korean boy, I am honored that you make good-looking Korean food. I am glad a person like you gets sponsored by a South-Korean providence.
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Us a year ago: man Adam, how did you get sponsored by Target?
Adam: maniacally laughing as he gets sponsored by part of a country.

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Adam with a goatee in an alternate universe would be saying: This video was sponsored by the Republic of North Korea. Long live the empire.
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