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Tuesday?s Cupful: Hot Kimchi Dishes


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A welcome temperature changeThere?s more than just cold pickled veggies when it comes to kimchi as a seasoning component or main ingredient. The Mixed Stew has enjoyed kimchi jigae (Korean kimchi and pork stew), which combines pieces of braised pork, tofu, veggies, and kimchi base, in a yummy broth. Korean restaurants serve kimchi jigae in traditional clay pots. The spicy stew arrives sizzling (


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