South Korean Cuisine

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South Korean Cuisine Abbey Hewitt, Deserae Kirchhofer, Chelsea Gentry, Kelsey Mark

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South Korean Cuisine. Abbey Hewitt, Deserae Kirchhofer , Chelsea Gentry, Kelsey Mark. Cooking Methods. Steaming Stir-frying Braising Barbecuing Stewing. Food Availabile. Picked Vegetables- cabbage, turnips, cucumber Anju - appetizers Kimchi - pickled vegetables - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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South Korean CuisineAbbey Hewitt, Deserae Kirchhofer, Chelsea Gentry, Kelsey Mark

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Cooking MethodsSteamingStir-fryingBraisingBarbecuingStewing

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Food Availabile Picked Vegetables- cabbage, turnips, cucumber Anju- appetizers Kimchi- pickled vegetables Namul- seasoned vegetables or salads Guk or Tang- soup or stew Pab- rice Chongol- one pot stew Pajon- scallion pancakes Bulgogi- barbecued marinated beef strips

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Food Available Contd.

Kalbi-jim- soy sauce braised short ribs

Mandoo- steamed dumplings stuffed with meats & vegetables

Sae u jun- fried tempura-battered shrimp

Samgyae Tang- chicken stuffed with rice & ginsing

Chapchae- thin noodles with matchstick pork & vegetables in a savory sauce

Kochojon- stuffed chile peppers, battered and fried

Saengsongui- barbecued whole fish

Tobu- Tofu bean curd Yakkwa- little honey cakes

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Etiquette & Serving StylesConversationPace of ConsumptionServing a partyRemoving items from the tableCoverDrinking etiquette

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Food Guide PyramidDeserae

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History- Food & CookingDivision of North Korea & South KoreaOcean influence on cuisineRice Cultivation- 2000 B.C.

Millet, soybeans, red beans, other grains Cured/pickled fish, wine, bean paste, honey & oil

Chinese & Japanese invasionsEuropean Conquest for AmericasTea vs. other beverages

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Customs & Religions Christianity, Buddhism, Shamanism, Confucianism, Chondogyo Half of people practice. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

White rice, Kimchi 5 colors No dessert

Breakfast- biggest meal of the day Cold soup, steamed peppers, saeng son jon, Pulgogi

Lunch kamja guk, mixed vegetables with chap ch’ae

Dinner Kalbi guk, shigumch’I namul, pulgogi, steamed chicken

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Customs Contd.Short tablesCushioned seatsLunch BoxesSnacks

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Holidays & Feasts Yadu Nal

Mandu, sweet rice cakes, grilled fish or meat, watermelon

Lunar New Year Chap ch-ae, pindaettok,

sujonggwa Anniversary of Death

3 colors of fruits & vegetables, red fruits & fish, white fruits & meat, kujoplpan

Wedding yahshik

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Taboo Foods Lack of Monks

Vegetarianism Other taboos

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Ritual FoodsRice cakesFresh fruitsRice wineSteamed white riceSoupBarbecued meats

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Ceremonial ProcedureRitual offeringsAncestral spirits

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Weather and Geography38,023 square miles in size

Terrain- partially forested mountain ranges, narrow valleys, cultivated plains at coasts

East Asian region- 4 seasonsMovement of air masses

Climate- temperateLong, cold, dry wintersShort, hot, humid summers

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Weather & Geography Contd.Droughts- 1 in 8 years

Rice-producing regions

Average precipitation- 100 cm Can vary

Agriculture

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Native Crops & ProductsRiceRoot cropsBarleyVegetablesFruit

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FuelNation’s forests

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Beef Most prized Cultural role Servants vs. Consumption Holidays Beasts of burden Preparation

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Chicken Protein Parts used Chicken feet Young Chickens

Samgyetang

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PorkProteinCombination eatingParts usedPreparation

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Fish and Seafood Part in Korean Cuisine Fresh vs. Saltwater Serving style Mollusks

Octupus, cuttlefish, squid

Dried Yellow corvina, anchovies, croaker

Salted & Fermented Smaller fish, shrimp, squid, mollusks

Grilled Mackeral, hairtail, croaker, Pacific herring

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Spices & HerbsGreen Onion

Red pepper

Ginger

Kkaesogeum

Black pepper

Garlic

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South Korean ExportsSemiconductors

Wireless telecommunications equipment

Cars

Computers

Steel

Ships

petrochemicals

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South Korean Imports

10th largest importer in the world!

Oil FOOD Electronics Machinery Transportation equipment Organic chemicals plastics

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