Het kerstdiner kan al zo’n stressgebeuren zijn.. Alle boodschappen in huis halen, huis schoonmaken, koken, huis weer schoonmaken.. Dan wil je op de avond zelf niet meer uren in de keuken staan om een dessert in elkaar te flansen.
Vandaar dit lijstje met makkelijke desserts die je al van te voren klaar kunt zetten in de koelkast! Alleen misschien nog wat fruit erop en gaan!
Makkelijk om te pinnen! ↓
Korean recipes are here, woohoo! If you have been thinking about trying Korean food or if you have been wondering how to cook Korean food or if you are now being introduced to Korean food for the first time, or if you already love Korean food and want to remind yourself of why you love it so much, this Korean recipe list is for you!
Korean food is so great!
While I'm not Korean nor am I an authority on Korean food, I do have a voice on the topic as I lived in South Korea for years and I'm quite familiar with Korean cuisine! In fact, I added some Koreans to my family while I was in Korea and brought them back to America with me! Yep, my dogs are both Korean!
Knowing what I know about Korean food, I attempted to gather some of my favorite Korean dishes mixed in with some Korean food that is straight up popular and added in some Korean recipes that I think most non-Koreans don't know about, but should!
Korean food can be good for you, make you feel great after you eat it, and if you haven't had it before get ready for some flavor explosions in your mouth!
Korean food can also be great for your money saving goals if you make it at home!
If you're not excited already, you will be soon because Korean food is awesome and you're going to be craving it super bad by the end of this list of Korean recipe ideas!
Let's go!
In this epic list of Korean recipes, I have gathered for you quite the array of Korean recipes, in fact, if you made all of these recipes you'd be having a legit Korean feast!
You'll be pleased to know there are traditional Korean recipes on this list as well as modern twists on Korean food. That's right, we're covering it all from authentic Korean recipes to Korean fusion recipes!
There are some Korean recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Korean snack ideas, easy Korean recipes, some Korean recipes for vegetarians and Korean recipes for vegans too!
And super exciting, as most people don't know about Korean sweets and Korean desserts, there are some Korean dessert recipes here for you too!
Get your meal planner ready because you're about to get all sorts of fabulous Korean meal ideas!
Psst… and if you want a meal planner to help you plan out these crazy good Korean recipe ideas, I made one for readers of this post so be sure to grab it! It's located towards both the top and bottom of this Korean recipe list! It's a cherry blossom meal planning printable pack that was inspired by the cherry blossoms I fell in love with while living in South Korea!
I love bibimbap!
I have bibimbap listed as the first Korean recipe because it's the Korean food I eat the most and I think most people will love it too.
If you don't eat meat (hand raised here!), you can just make it without the meat and have a wholesome, filling, delicious meal that works well for lunch or dinner and anytime you're hungry.
If you're intimidated by this colorful dish, don't be! The Girl On Bloor has made this recipe super easy, and she has more 30 minute recipes for you to try too so go check out her blog for lots of excellent foodie finds!
Aw, jajangmyeon, how surprisingly delightful you can be!
This Korean dish is super fun to say and super yum on the lips to eat! This is a super popular food to eat in Korea, and if you are into pasta dishes, you gotta give this one a try for sure!
If your interest in Korean food is growing and you're looking to try more Asian food, check out The Woks of Life blog and get more Asian recipe ideas than you'll ever know what to do with!
And now we have… the Korean burrito LOL. Seriously, kimbap is better than burritos in terms of health usually and if tortillas leave you feeling like you need a nap after eating them, the good news with kimbap is that you get the strong-hold-it-all-together power of a tortilla but with the lightweight-my-pants-aren't-any-tighter feeling of seaweed!
Yep, for the kimbap newbie, that wrapping stuff is seaweed! And it's one of those healthy foods you might wanna have more of so perhaps Korean food is a good way to start your seaweed love!
BTW you can get seaweed delivered to your door if you don't have it in your local grocery stores.
Now, attention here detailed-oriented folks, the recipe here from From Scratch Mostly is just like every recipe on her fantastic blog, super detailed! If you are like me, one who tends to have a ton of questions and loves to have very clear step-by-step tutorials, you'll love every recipe on this blog!
From Scratch Mostly is top notch in every way and if you haven't visited her blog yet, you'll be oh so glad once you do.
Yum! Have you had tofu this way before? If you're into tofu, there's a good chance you'll totally be into Korean food too because the two are very close friends.
Also, (I just heard a trumpet sound in my head because this is when I make a special announcement LOL) this is our first side dish on this Korean recipe list!
Korean side dishes are totally a thing, kinda a big thing (even those that are often little in portion) for every Korean meal!
I am such a Korean side dish fan! As a person living in Korea who didn't and doesn't eat meat, the Korean side dish and I had many encounters, in fact, often my entire meal consisted of Korean side dishes, and I loved it!
If you're ready to get entirely on board the Korean side dish train, check out Mamaloli's blog that has tons of fantastic Korean side dish recipes for you to enjoy!
If you're a cheese lover always on the hunt for the next gooey find, you'll be super excited for this majorly yum Korean recipe!
If you eat cheesy Korean corn as a side dish with pizza, you just might feel like you've stepped into bliss for a moment.
Spoon Fork Bacon has everything you need for ooey-gooey goodness recipes so if you're in the middle of a comfort food craving head on over and get that hunger satisfied!
No need to keep your milk routine in the plain category! Add some sweet banana to that milk and milk it up!
If you're looking for traditional Korean recipes that are totally legit and also totally ready to make you feel super proud of every dish that you create, you're going to love My Korean Kitchen!
Oh my goodness I'm so excited to try some new Korean recipes with this list of 73 Korean recipe ideas! #koreanfood #recipes #koreanrecipes Click To Tweet
Even if you're not a noodle fan, you're probably going to get on this noodle bandwagon. Have it sans beef (like this non-meat eater over here!), and you'll be in vegetarian Korean food heaven.
Japchae gives you that oh-yeah-I just-ate-and-I'm-feeling-happy-about-it feeling but doesn't make you feel like you need to snuggle up with Netflix after.
Chew Out Loud has a bunch of recipes that will leave you with nothing but happy feelings after they've been chewed up and gulped down.
Korean pizza is where it's at!
Seriously, while living in Korea, I got introduced to all sorts of new exciting ways to consume pizza and for the beginner, just plop some kimchi on a pizza and call it a Korean pizza day!
Destination Delish will send you on an epic culinary journey you won't want to quit!
Korean food doesn't have to be truly traditional to be incredibly worthy of making and eating all the time!
Take that familiar idea of a wrap (which as far as I know isn't of Korean cuisine origin) and add some Korean pop with Korean spice and sauce and wham you've arrived in yummo land.
Beyond Mere Sustenance is a great place to go for that dinner party recipe list you've been meaning to put together.
Oh, things are starting to get real here, real traditional Korean food real!
Eat some of this popular Korean side dish deliciousness and practically be transported to Korea for as long as you are eating every last bite! Just the picture alone brings me to just about every Korean restaurant table I've been to!
This Korean side dish recipe by Kimchimari is a great way to bring Korean food to your table no matter where that table might be, and her blog is a super fun way to spend a food blog binge session.
Now, what's that there in that pot you say?!
Oh, nothing other than the incredibly common street food that many Koreans say is their favorite snack! If you wanna wow the crowd at your next gathering, introduce this popular Korean comfort food!
For loads of Korean recipe ideas that will have you thinking you may as well be in Korea with the way you're cooking, head over to My Korean Kitchen!
Yep, we have officially entered the Korean dessert recipe zone!
Oh yes indeed, you need some Korean brick toast in your life for those times you are celebrating anything, for those times you want something with a wow factor to show up at your tea party or coffee date, and for those times when you're thinking, “Hmm I want something sweet, but I want something different.”
Over at Kirbie's Cravings blog, you'll probably get lost in all the amazing food ideas that are going to make you constantly scream at the screen, “Get in my belly now!”
Noodles, Korean style!
Oh, and did you know those noodles are made of… buckwheat! Yep, bring on the buckwheat and pour some sugar on it! Plus some other stuff, so it doesn't taste like a dessert. Ha!
Spoon Fork Bacon has more amazing recipe ideas than you can ever imagine so if you have a hunger pain for something super awesome, head on over.
Hold everything.
We have now entered The Bewitchin Kitchen territory, and there's no going back! If you think putting some Korean food into your instant pot is a good idea, you're going to love all the crazy good ideas she's got going on with her blog!
Kimchi is probably the main thing when people think of Korean food kinda like American food is associated with hamburgers and apple pie.
Well, just like you can have veggie burgers and gluten-free pie you can have vegan and gluten-free kimchi!
Over at the Kimchichick blog, you can make all sorts of wonderful Korean food including various types of kimchi!
Bring out your instant pot and have a Korean taco party!
Korean fusion food is such a popular thing right now, and you gotta get going on it if you're looking for flavor explosions in your mouth!
Fortunately, you don't have to leave your house to experience the amazing mixture of Korean fusion when you do the fusing in your own kitchen!
Pinch of Yum has all the food fusion recipe inspiration you can want, so let your creativity take over in the kitchen!
For meat-eating folks (I'm not in that camp) I hear great things about Korean meat stuff, so this one's for you!
Chew Out Loud has tons of recipes eaters of all palates would enjoy so be sure to check out her great recipes!
Is summer here because if so it's time for Korean cold noodle recipes! If you think hot spaghetti is good, wait til you try cold refreshing Korean noodles!
Get the step-by-step instructions that will have you eating cold noodles in minutes thanks to My Korean Kitchen!
Hot what did you say?
Oh yum… how about hot-yum that's kinda like a mix between a cookie and a cinnamon roll in your mouth?!
Yep, we have a recipe here for street food that's found all throughout Korea and loved especially on colder days because hot cookie cinnamon things that make you feel all warm and comfy inside are always a splendid decision.
Baking Bites has lots of foods you'll want to take several bites out of so get to baking!
Wow, right?!
This is the type of food picture that makes you want to take another look and say, “Wait, what is that? Where has that been all my life?!”
Kimchichick's blog has brought us something super inventive here and something that is bound to be some of the most memorable bark you've ever tasted!
Climbing Grier Mountain has an inspirational Korean recipe idea here!
Sometimes you want to go traditional, but sometimes you want to get creative with traditional flavors and mix up your favorites to create a new dish nobody has ever heard of!
Korean, pizza, cauliflower, all in a tiny little bowl, okay I am totally down!
It Doesn't Taste Like Chicken has so many non-chicken masterpieces on her blog, but how often do you come across a mix and match set-up of Korean anything and lentils something else?!
Watch out vegan recipes, Korean recipes are coming to start all kinds of new recipes with you… Korean vegan recipes are totally going to be on the rise, just watch!
Speaking of vegan recipes and Korean recipes becoming BFFs, well here we have a for sure winner from the Vegan Heaven blog!
Seriously, doesn't that vegan bibimbap look so good you want to just dive into it!?!
Those cute walnuts are for humans, so don't be jealous squirrels!
With all seriousness, these little pop-in-your-mouth bursts of yum are so often seen on the streets of Korea, and if you happen to not be in Korea, you're going to be so glad Mamaloli's blog has this street food Korean recipe for you!
Wondering how you might make such a perfect nutty shape? Yep, here's the walnut maker used on the streets of Korea and here's a more budget-friendly version! BTW how cute would these be for kids as they learn about squirrels or have a favorite squirrel book?!
You can also get these babies delivered to your door!
Savory pancakes that will be awesome for your next food gathering brought to you by My Korean Kitchen!
If you want to amp up your next brunch, try your culinary skills at this super yum and super easy Korean recipe idea! Everyone's taste buds will be impressed!
Everything coming out of From Scratch Mostly is going to be a winning recipe, and this is just one example!
Korean pastries are so great and so popular in South Korea that Paris Baguette stores were more common than gas stations from what I could tell LOL!
Bring the delight of Korean pastries to your own kitchen with this perfect Korean pastry recipe!
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Wow, I'm not sure what to highlight, the Korean aspect of these nachos or the BBQ part lol.
Spoon Fork Bacon has the answer to your next party.
Make these, impress with these, have blank note cards sitting at the ends of tables so your guests can thank you in writing for the delicious nachos that rocked their nacho loving world.
Climbing Grier Mountain knows you like things new so here's a Korean inspired recipe that will look somewhat familiar to anyone who loves Mexican dishes.
BTW who doesn't love Mexican food? Must be those people who also don't like chocolate. Ha!
My Korean Kitchen has given you the opportunity to have sweet potatoes in a way that verges on candy! No kidding, these sweet potatoes might as well be called sweet, sweet, sweet, with a few potatoes mixed in LOL.
Just make 'em, and you'll understand their common appearance on Korean tables.
The Bewitchin Kitchen has the answer to all your sauce problems!
Looking for a new sauce to put on everything?! Here's your new favorite made-at-home topper of all things savory.
The picture kinda says it all, but then you find out that this Korean BBQ recipe is from Pinch of Yum and automatically this recipe is on your immediate to-do list.
Kimchichick brought such happiness to my life by making this Korean side dish recipe available for everyone!
I know kimchi is kinda the “thing” of Korean food, but these Korean bean sprouts deserve more attention than they get, more glory, more time being made and eaten in homes across America. Okay, there I said it, let's bring more Korean bean sprouts to tables all throughout America.
The Girl Who Ate Everything has a Korean recipe idea that can be combined with all sorts of other food goals such as wraps, casseroles, and spaghetti!
Yum to the utmost degree is how this popsicle is rated from my tummy tum.
If you're a fan of honeydew melon, if you like popsicles or shall we say creamsicles, if you love the ideas of creamy and cold and sweet yet also refreshing dancing around on your tongue as though there's some sort of celebration going on that should involve flip-flops and hammocks… if you at all know what I'm talking about LOL… this Korean dessert recipe is for you!
My Korean Kitchen has brought to life the famous melon bar, or for people who go by pictures and tastes, the green honeydew creamy popsicle.
I'm not one for favorites, but it's hard to find a winning popsicle recipe that out does this one. Just try it. You'll never regret it.
Smitten Kitchen has decided to lure us in with some soba that has a Korean spice added in so you'll be saying things like, “Well now soba, who knew you could do things like this?”
Taco time!
Dinner at the Zoo is presenting us with a new option for Taco Tuesday, and if you're a real serious fan of tacos you'll probably make this recipe for not only Tuesdays but also for any day that ends with “day”.
Watch out salad peeps who are trying to go all salad but don't want to be bored with the same croutons and lettuce line up.
Spoon Fork Bacon has conjured up a Korean salad recipe that will make anyone want to eat salad more often.
Simple, yet sophisticated and vegan yet meaty in texture. Yep, that's what those rustic looking squares in the picture are feeling like.
Simple Vegan Blog knows how to make vegan food easy for anyone and the ease doesn't at all diminish the hooplah afterward.
How fun would these be for Easter!?!
They look almost eggish in their shape and sheen and would be so fun to hide around the house if they had a non-edible barrier between them and the grass they'd be hiding in.
If you do a rice cake egg hunt, let me in!
Kimchimari is great at everything authentic Korean, in fact, catch this, she went to Korea and full on studied making Korean food! I mean come on, anyone who took a class on Korean desserts knows what's up in the Korean sweet department!
I totally heart Kimchimari and her awesome Korean recipes and I know you will too!
Beyond Mere Sustenance is challenging everyone here to rethink spaghetti and that challenge is one that should be accepted.
Living Sweet Moments knows some folks are all about low-carb and are basically anti-rice but might not say it out loud while in the presence of bibimbap LOL.
Well, cauliflower followers, you got your bibimbap and your low-carb happy place all together here!
Living Sweet Moments knows what she's doing when it comes to food anything so if you are looking for some fabulous food favorites check out her blog that's backed up with her credentials of both a Culinary Arts Degree from Le Cordon Blue in Miami as well as a Baking Degree from IEPAN in Venezuela!
How exciting, right?!
Gotta try it alert!
Kimchimari is a great artist as you can see from this Woodstock rendition via ketchup!
I saw this Korean recipe for Korean omurice and kinda did a little happy dance because I was purposely looking for an excellent Korean omurice recipe as it was a standout dish in my experience in Korea.
As you can see, making Korean omurice can be a super fun way to decorate your kids' breakfast!
You know how there are tons of cute ideas out there in the world of the internet to decorate kids' food to make it more appealing?!
Well, this is a fun way to bring some smiles to kids' early morning faces as they eat breakfast that happens to be packed with protein!
On its own, Korean omurice looks like a huge yellow blob, but with some ketchup artistry, you can add all sorts of fun to this yellow canvas just begging for some ketchup art!
Kimchimari is the best!
Stuffing stuff inside sweet potatoes is kinda a hobby of mine, and I have to say that Climbing Grier Mountain has created a Korean sweet potato combo idea here I haven't ever tried or thought of!
Aw, check out those cute little dumplings from Mamaloli's blog! I bet you want to make this Korean recipe just based on the cute factor!
Paint the Kitchen Red knows what's up when it comes to instant pot everything! If you are looking for some Korean instant pot recipes, start here!
In fact, if you want to make anything in your instant pot just hang out on her blog and fill up your instant pot meal-making wishlist! Oh, and don't stop at instant pot dinner ideas, she's got you covered for instant pot dessert too! Yum!
Yum buns are here! That's not what they are called, but it's how you will feel as soon as you take a bite!
From Scratch Mostly has brought to life the recipe you've been wanting for your next brunch but didn't know it.
These red bean filled yum buns are going to make you all kinds of happy! Kinda like how From Scratch Mostly will make you all kinds of happy as you read her artfully crafted prose and as you gaze upon her photography that makes you want to beg her for a coffee table book full of all her food pictures.
Beyond Mere Sustenance is serving up some instant pot Korean recipe ideas for you to use that instant pot you've been meaning to get to or to use your instant pot in a new way because you use it every day and want to try something you haven't had before!
Kimchimari is making your lunch ideas for work super easy! Forget sandwiches this week, take some homemade kimbap!
Actually, did you know Korean kimbap can be for anytime, really, as in breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snacks!?!
Destination Delish will start your week off strong with the health bump of healthy Korean recipes and the organization and planning ahead of meal prep bowls!
Go on and make yourself super happy come Thursday when you're like “Ugh, I'm so tired, but at least I already have my lunch made!”
Korean BBQ in burger form… sounds like Climbing Grier Mountain is jazzing up your summer barbecue hopes and dreams.
Yes, you can make dumplings, in fact, you can make the best kind of dumplings – you can straight up make Korean mandu which means all kinds of good things coming to your mouth and your pride as a home cook!
Kimchichick is giving us the way; we just got to commit.
If it helps you decide they are worth it, make some extra kimchi dumplings and give them away as gifts! Hey, we're always in need of good gift ideas right?!
I've mentioned that bibimbap comes in various forms, but when you get down to it, there are two main forms of Korean bibimbap: metal bowl or stone pot.
See, even I was surprised I didn't write “cold” or “hot” as the distinction between bibimbaps. Ha!
Well, that's because if you let the hot stone pot version sit unheated for too long (like you're there talking with your friends forever and forget to eat) it will get cold, and it's still stone pot bibimbap. No matter how long the bibimbap has been sitting on your table, if it's in a stone pot and cooked as only the stone pot version is, it's a different type of bibimbap.
Yes really, the stone makes all the difference.
From Scratch Mostly is making all your stone pot bibimbap dreams become realities with this masterful Korean bibimbap recipe. If you are wondering about how the stone pot gets hot, well she'll tell you and show you.
BTW there's a lot you can do with this stone pot besides bibimbap, but bibimbap makes it all worth it.
Celebrate good times oh yeah!
The Korean dessert of all desserts is here to make you feel like you've had a dessert but didn't have any calories LOL.
Of course, there are calories, but the lightness, and the ice which is zero-calorie frozen water makes you feel like you're doing everything right by your body and your soul.
Kimchimari is great at giving you the real deal when it comes to Korean recipes, and this bingsu is just like you would order in any Korean cafe except if you make it yourself you can change up the toppings and likely pay a way lower price! See, all good reasons to celebrate!
The wondrous mix-and-match of the instant pot and Korean food strikes again!
Flavorrd is bringing a mighty popular dish to our epic list of Korean recipes!
This yummy stew will delight anyone on a cool to cold day and probably will play a role in lightening any downcast countenances!
Closet Cooking is all about bringing you amazing recipes that you can most certainly cook at home, even at home with a bite-sized kitchen!
For your next Netflix binge session, bring in some binge-worthy Korean nachos!
Oh, what's that I see?!
Is that a cute little-breaded fish I see staring at me!?!
If you grab a fish maker, you'll have an easy time making these little fish that seem to swim the streets of Korea as they are on the ever popular list of Korean street food favorites.
Swim on over to Mamaloli's blog for all the fishy details.
Kimchichick knows a crowd favorite because of all the Korean side dishes she could put out there for the world to know how to cook, this is a winning selection!
If you happen to be looking to increase your bok choy intake, this Korean recipe will have you eating bok choy day and night!
Sandwiches can get boring if you don't change it up now and then, so with this epic Korean recipe idea from Spoon Fork Bacon, your sandwich rotations will be all kinds of exciting!
Oh, little rice balls how fun you are!
Kirbie's Cravings has made it possible for anyone anywhere to enjoy these sweet little bursts of wow!
Wow with an extra pow, right?!
I'm not sure which is more impressive – the idea of kimchi sauerkraut or the fact you can make it at home in your own kitchen!
For all things sauerkraut, live it up at Make Sauerkraut where suddenly sauerkraut becomes totally easy.
Really, you'll realize in about one minute after being on this awesome blog that you can make sauerkraut and so can anyone else you know.
Genius.
You know that Gangnam Style song… well the vibrancy of that song shows up in the oh-yeah-this-hits-the-spot vibrations you'll get after eating this better-than-the-typical-spaghetti recipe idea!
The assortment of phenomenal food ideas, tantalizing adventure finds, and certainly inspiring travel itineraries, will likely blow your mind with your first visit to Will Fly for Food where it's as easy to get lost in the great writing you'll see on this blog as it is to feel like you're in a wonderland of photography that you never want to leave.
BTW just take a tour of this blog to feel like you've had a vacation. Or decide you need one. Either way, something good will happen after you pay a visit to Will Fly for Food where good times happen on the daily.
The side dish favorite of many folks is here to be added to your gotta make it Korean recipes list!
You see those leaves up there? Those are some yummy leaves.
I don't know how to describe these super tasty sesame leaves, or what to compare them to, or how to convince you that growing these leaves in your garden will make you all kinds of happy… I wish I could take my leafy memory taste buds and put them to words so you can know what a treasure of a Korean side dish recipe we have here.
Just make this Korean recipe, okay? Then you'll know what you could have been missing out on.
Oh, and they do sell these in cans, which shows you how amazing they must be right? I'm not advocating the can version; I'm just emphasizing that if people go to the trouble to can up these leaves and sell them, they must be super leaves! Well, I think they're super leaves. Dang, I love these leaves!
My Korean Kitchen has so many great Korean side dish recipes to try, making them all might be a great way to spend a life. In fact, she even created a Korean side dish book so you might wanna grab that when you visit her blog!
I would like to insert the sound of trumpets here… can you hear them playing… they are announcing the arrival of a Korean sweet potato pizza recipe!
One of the things I really loved in Korea was their pizza! When I first saw stuff like sweet potatoes and corn on pizza I was little shocked, but then I was quickly convinced that sweet potatoes belong on, in, and all up in my pizza!
From Scratch Mostly has everything you'll ever need to make your dream marriage of pizza and sweet potato come true… they are a perfect match!
Here's a Korean dish you can have for breakfast or enjoy as a snack! In fact, this Korean egg bread is very well known as a Korean street food favorite, so if you want it any time of day, you're not alone!
My Korean Kitchen has not only one egg bread idea when you go to check out her blog, but she has many egg bread recipe ideas for you to try! Your next brunch will be even better with some Korean egg bread recipes!
Beyond Mere Sustenance is bringing a special Korean recipe to your dinner table that will make all the meat eaters in your family super happy to feast on something new, something sweet, spicy and savory at the same time, and of course something with a Korean kick.
Yum and yum again and oh yeah let me dance around because this Korean recipe involves vegan status and it involves eggplant… maybe the best type of plant there is… or maybe the best type of egg LOL.
It Doesn't Taste Like Chicken has so many non-chicken recipes on her blog that will make you dance around happy, you should just go there already if you haven't already.
Well, hello there porridge the likes of which I have never laid my eyes on before!
Spoon Fork Bacon has brought us a Korean recipe here that is great for your fall soup feast or just for any event that calls for something healthy and tasty.
Oh, those aren't eggs in there… those round looking things are… well you'll have to visit the blog to find out LOL. I'll give you a hint though, two words and the first word rhymes with “nice” and the second word rhymes with “fall”.
Wowza, look at these gorgeous colors just begging to be devoured!
I recommend making this kimchi slaw to the tune of a whole big batch made at once so you can use it for sides, for meals, and for toppings on burgers, fillers for wraps, and for your mid-day snack time pleasure!
The Korean recipes to be discovered on the Kimchichick blog are so worthy of your time and attention.
Oh, little-cubed radish kimchi let me count the ways I adore you!
This great Korean side dish happens to be my husband's favorite way to eat kimchi and is always the side dish he looks for first when at a Korean restaurant.
Thanks to Kimchimari here is a great recipe to make your own radish kimchi at home, so you don't even have to go out to a restaurant! Although Korean restaurants are always fun so if you haven't tried one I do recommend it.
Oh yes, kimchi isn't this what you were made for… well in terms of you know mixing with other stuff?!
Kimchi fried rice is good for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You just might wanna hold off on the dessert department designation, but hey, you never know what kimchi and rice will become because things can get a little crazy when they start mixing together.
If you want to eat some food that makes you think it's too good so somebody better pinch you to see if it's real, you'll really enjoy hanging out on the Pinch of Yum blog.
Savory kimchi pancake time!
Instead of thinking of pancakes in terms of bread and syrup, Korean pancakes are more along the lines of the ingredients of a great wrap all smashed together that you then dip in a dang good sauce. Yeah, something like that. Ha!
The Woks of Life blog has you covered with all things Asian and yum.
What everyone's been waiting for but never knew it, a traditional Korean drink recipe!
And you know what uninitiated Korean cuisine peeps?! This traditional Korean drink recipe will have you wondering, “Hey, where has this been all my sweet-loving life and is this dessert disguised as a drink?!”
Just make it, and when you do make a lot of it, you'll thank me later. Or just buy it in a can, but making it yourself has all sorts of feel-good rewards.
My love for My Korean Kitchen will inevitably become your love too! Go to her blog and make all the things. Just make everything.
Korean cake!
Go ahead, look around Pinterest for a second and see how many Korean cakes you find; Korean cake recipes are a rarity! This Korean cake recipe is a gem!
Yes, you are right, Korean food is more along the lines of savory than sweet for the most part in terms of what people think of when they envision Korean food.
But… Korean desserts do exist, and they can be oh so lovely and oh so yummy and oh so light and delicate that you'll probably be convinced they gotta be good for you! At a food-that-makes-me-happy-is-good-for-my-soul type of level of goodness!
For every birthday I encountered in Korean culture, there was cake, and it was this type of cake.
The markers of a Korean cake from my experience are light (not heavy), layered (some are one, but many are more), and creamy (the non-cake part is closer to whip cream than to icing). Often there is fruit involved.
This luscious Korean dessert recipe in cake form comes to use from the brilliance of From Scratch Mostly. If you haven't bookmarked her blog yet with a name of something like “Amazing Food & Writing” or “Blogs I Love” or “Bloggers I Dream of Meeting One Day” then here's your chance. Seriously, I mean she's given us Korean cake!
There we have it, amazing Korean food ideas from 73 Korean recipes for you to make yourself, in your own home, straight out of your own kitchen!
Korean food is a beautiful mixture of ancient tradition and constant invention. If you are looking to have some fun in your kitchen, wanna try healthy meal ideas, are thinking of adding an element of side dish options to your next gathering, or are looking for something new to make, Korean recipes might be your best plan for this week's cooking!
And if you're making Korean food plans I hope you grab the FREE cherry blossom meal planner I created for you (that pink box in-between recipes #52 and #53)! I fell in love with cherry blossoms while living in South Korea, so that's where my cherry blossom meal planner pack inspiration comes from!
If you decide you love Korean food after reading this Korean recipe list, start following any of the Korean food blogs that you now know about, or feel even a little bit more interested in giving Korean cooking a try in your own kitchen, that is so super exciting for me!
I hope you make some fantastic Korean recipes you love, and that make you fall more in love with cooking in your kitchen!
Cheers/Geonbae!
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Are you constantly on the hunt for easy, tried and true recipes that taste amazing, but don’t take all day to make? If so, this recipe easily takes first place for being just about the easiest thing possible to make, truly, and you could have a delicious, (nearly) from-scratch dessert with just six ingredients and a blender. Yup, you heard us a right, this is lemon blender pie and you literally throw all the ingredients in the blender and you’ve got yourself a fresh, citrusy pie filling that’ll keep everyone coming back for more.
We know, we know, it sounds too good to be true, but we promise you it is. A whole lemon, eggs, butter, sugar and vanilla are all that get pulsed together until you’ve got a finely blended mixture that’s nice and smooth, with the perfect amount of graininess from the fresh lemon; it adds both texture and flavor, and makes the whole pie extra tasty. If it’s taking a minute for this info to compute – is it really this easy to make a pie?? – don’t worry, we were in the same boat. And yes, it actually is this easy to make this refreshing lemon pie.
So, check your fridge, freezer and pantry, since you’ve probably already got all the ingredients you need for this, dust off your blender, and get going. Whether you use a store-bought pie crust or you make one from scratch, rest easy knowing the filling comes together in literally 45 seconds, then all you have to do is pop the pie in the oven and bake it until the center is just set. We like to chill it so that it sets beautifully and you get clearly defined slices, but if you can’t wait that long, we get it. Get some sweetness in your life and make this pie this week!
Recipe adapted from Pinch of Yum
