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Texas Barbecue and Aged Kimchi Create the Pinnacle of Korean American Fusion K-Town

Texas Barbecue and Aged Kimchi Create the Pinnacle of Korean American Fusion K-Town

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
On this episode of K-Town, host Matthew Kang heads to Bbbop in Dallas for Texas Barbecue covered Korean food. Bunnabet: I've been making the brisket kimchi jjigae for at least 10 years! Mainly because I travel to Austin so often, and I bring a block of brisket from LA Barbecue (used to be from Franklin's BBQ) each time I come back. I freeze it in smaller slabs and put it in my kimchi jjigae whenever I'm hungry.
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 6


It looks great but it all looks so heavy. Like most American food, it doesnt have the best presentation and is almost always heavy. Tastes good Im sure but not quite balanced like Asian food is more generally.
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Those dishes look delicious. Just not to sure if I trust this guy doing the review. Something about the way he talks makes me skeptical. Sorry if its you and your reading this.
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Dallas, specifically Carrolton, is one of the best places in America for Korean food. There is a multitude of Korean cafes, restaurants, bakeries, and so much more.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again. This guy is an amazing host. He's knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and his commentary is great. Two thumbs-up for Matthew: )
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You know what I like? Nobody is losing their shits over the fact that she wasnt wearing gloves when she grabbed the fired chicken. I appreciate yall.
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why do you never see people in these cooking videos using the correct boards for the job? kimchi on a blue fish board? only chefs will know this btw
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