Korean Ricecake Snack Dish- Dukbocki

Seafood Dukbocki

Well I fell in love with dukbocki after spending a lot of time in K-Town aka Korean Town in Toronto this past summer. It can sometimes be very spicy - just make sure you don't use too much gojuchang (red pepper paste) ;)

I like the pan-fried one..there is also a soupy-style dukbocki but here is the recipe for the pan-fried one!

Ingredients
1 package rice cake
3 tbsp red pepper paste
3 tbsp dashi (fish stock)
5 cups water
1 bunch green onions
1 package seafood mix
Preparation

1. Bring water to a boil in a pan, add the dashi and red pepper paste. Stir until the red pepper paste is fully mixed into the water.

2. Divide the rice cakes and add into the soup. Stir often and turn heat down to medium low.

3. Continue stirring until the water thickens. Let cook and cover for 8 mins.
4. Cut green onions in 4 inches
5. Add cut onions into the pan and mix.
6. Add seafood mix in.

7. Stir and cover until the pan forms a thick consistency

8. Serve on plate

Enjoy!

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Homemade Wonton Soup

The weather in Lethbridge, Alberta has been fluctuating so much, and this week's forecast is SNOW SNOW SNOW. So what better yet than to stay at home and enjoy a nice hot WONTON SOUP!

We have homemade wontons readily available - all you need is the perfect broth and fresh veggies.



Our Asian Supermarket recipe:



Ingredients


1 package Asian Supermarket wontons

6 cups water
3 slices ginger root
1 can chicken broth
1 tsp salt
1tsp sugar
4 drops sesame oil
3 stalks green onion


1 bunch fresh cut and cleaned veggies
- we prefer a nice bok choy or even yu choy to make it authentic ;)


Preparation:

1. Bring a pot of water to a boil. Put the wontons (as is from package) into pot of boiling water. The wontons should float and that means they are cooked and ready for you to drain the water out. Place the wontons in soup bowls.

2. Bring 6 cups of water to a boil and add can of chicken broth. Add sugar and salt to season. When it comes to a medium boil, add chopped green onions and 3 drops of sesame oil.

3. Lightly blanch the veggies, drain the water and toss in with 1 drop of sesame oil.

4. Top the soup bowl with wontons on bottom with veggies.


5. Pour hot soup over and serve.



Voila- a wonderful wonton soup for this week's Lethbridge snowy forecast.



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Daikon Salad with Umeboshi dressing (via fork.ca)

What a lovely recipe from www.fork.ca

Enjoy the recipe and as usual, all ingredients can be found at your local Asian Supermarket.
Happy Holidays and All the best!

DAIKON SALAD WITH UME DRESSING
Ingredients
For the Dressing:
2 tablespoons sesame oil
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons rice vinegar
2 teaspoons ground black pepper
1 tablespoon black sesame seeds
1 tablespoon mayonaise
1 teaspoon lemon juice

For the Salad:
1/4 cup grated daikon
1 teaspoons minced umeboshi
1 cup shaved daikon
1/4 cup pea shoots
4 cups mixed greens
2 cups coined carrots

Garnish:
1/4 cup shredded seaweed
Bonito flakes

Directions
1. MAKE THE DRESSING:Mix all of dressing ingredients and add to the shaved daikon and ume boshi. Mix and chill.
2. COMPOSING THE SALAD:Put mixed greens in individual bowls. Add shaved daikon and carrots. Place pea shoots, bonito flakes and seaweed on top. Spoon over dressing mixture and sprinkle with additional sesame seeds. Serve immediately.

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Rice Water for Healthy Skin

This video is made by a very talented Vietnamese-American entrepreneur and make-up artist. Her name is Michelle Phan. She has dazzled young, fashionable, and savvy females across the globe with her pioneering make-up artistic skills combining organic products for our everyday use for our skin.

I never knew all these years washing my rice that the water could be so beneficial to my skincare. Here her tutorial:

Rice Water for Healthy Skin

Enjoy and have a wonderful day!