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Sun, February 28, 2021 | 22:53
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[3 THINGS SERIES] 3 EASY-to-follow KOREAN Home Meal [VIDEO]
Posted : 2019-12-11 16:08
Updated : 2019-12-11 16:08
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For our third episode, with our special guest we cooked THREE Korean home meals that are easy to follow! These THREE home meals include red pepper based soup (고추장찌개), fried pork with kimchi (김치제육볶음) and finally red pepper and rose sauce pasta (고추장로제파스타).

For all the single people out there, rather than ordering food at home on a Christmas night, how about cooking these quick and easy Korean home meal?


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