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Korea Cooking:     more books (100)

Taste of Korea: Traditions, Ingredients, Tastes, Techniques, Recipes by Young Jin Song, 2010-07-15 Korean Home Cooking : Carb Book by Jun Ryun Wang, 1976 China, Japan, Korea: Culture and Customs by Ju Brown PhD., John Brown, 2006-10-09 Flavours of Korea: With Stories and Recipes from a Korean Grandmother's Kitchen by Marc Millon, Kim Millon, 1991-10-01 The Korean of the Morning: Classic Recipes from the Land of the Morning Calm by Copeland Marks, 1999-02-01 Soft Drinks in South Korea by Datamonitor, 2009-07-01 Food Retail in South Korea by Datamonitor, 2010-09-01 Korean Cooking for You by Moon Ja Yoon, 1987-07 Spirits in South Korea by Datamonitor, 2010-09-01 Tobacco in South Korea by Datamonitor, 2010-09-01 Drinks: South Korea Industry Guide by Datamonitor, 2009-04-01 Agricultural Products in South Korea by Datamonitor, 2010-01-05 Beer in South Korea by Datamonitor, 2009-11-03 RTD Tea in South Korea by Euromonitor International, 2004-04-01

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61. Foods
    Equipment Several kinds of cooking equipment exist in korea, such as equipment for grinding, noodle makers, board for making ricecake and oil presses.  
    http://www.nfm.go.kr/english/hall_2/food_6.html

62. TheFeature :: Cooking Up A Mobile Feast In Asia
    Archive FEATURE cooking Up a Mobile Feast in Asia By David James, Tue Jul 03 00 Singapore with 70 percent, Australia with 69 percent and South korea with 58  
    http://www.thefeature.com/article?articleid=11993

63. Business Portal - Tpage.com
    here in korea. Gourmet stainless steel cookware. Ramp International Ltd BD Products Refined cooking oil Our company is a refinery of cooking oil.  
    http://dir.tpage.com/21/08/

64. The Marmot's (Final) Hole: A Show On North Korean Cuisine? You Can't Be Serious
    Moreover, Iraq and India have nothing to do with MBC visiting cooking schools in a starving country. No matter whom you blame for North korea s troubles, you  
    http://marmot.blogs.com/korea/2004/01/a_show_on_north.html
    
    Extractions: hostName = '.blogs.com'; Main Yes, I know North Korea has its own distinct cuisine (which is quite good). Then again, so does Ethiopia (which is also quite good), but I don't seem to recall Bob Geldof filming a cooking show in Addis Ababa in 1985. I have to wonder if MBC realizes the perverse irony of shooting a holiday special on the local cuisine of a nation racked by famine . Anyway, according to the Korea Times: Scheduled to air at 11:10 p.m. on Jan 31, "Journey Into the World of North Korean Dishes" will be jointly produced by MBC and North Korea's Chosun Choongang TV. The program will take viewers to Pyongyang, Hamhung, Wonsan, and Kaesong, North Korean cities famous for their cuisine and lots of starving people Yang is accompanied by reporters from both the South and North as she narrates about the lives and food of North Korea. The program will introduce Pyongyang onban, Hamhung raengmyon, Wonsan tolkaejjim, Kaesong ginseng takgom and North Korean tree bark stew many other dishes.

65. Wauu.DE: Home: Cooking: World Cuisines: Asian: Korean
    http//pasture.ecn.purdue.edu/~agenhtml/agenmc/korea/foods.html. Food Network korea Guide to korean cooking, including descriptions of classic dishes, recipes  
    http://www.wauu.de/Home/Cooking/World_Cuisines/Asian/Korean/

66. 4x4Wire.com's TrailTalk Forums: Camp Cooking - Recipe Thread
    mattnsteph Getting the Wheeling Fever Reged 04/11/04 Posts 56 Loc kunsan, korea, Re Camp cooking recipe thread Re GreenAmigo 516013 - 05/05/04 1051  
    http://www.4x4wire.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=518883&Main=501121

67. Cooking Equipment - Food Suppliers Manufacturers Exporters
    The country where th SIGMA COMPANY 2000 / 08 / 07 North korea Details. Offered, cooking appliances Italian Company manufacturer of gas and electrical  
    http://www.ebigchina.com/cdpge/msg_list/0/en/0221.html
    
    Extractions: Home Register BizSite Product Directory ... Food Cooking Equipment Under This Category Post Message What's new Product Directory Area All China HongKong Taiwan Type All Offered Wanted All categories Cooking Equipment Category My Keywords machine electron tools Edit Total Showing Chinese Nutrient Net Company 6)LACTASE US$8.5

68. RATIONAL KOREA - ¶óÀ̺êÄíÅ·
    home_0_0.  
    http://www.rationalkorea.co.kr/Cooking.htm

69. Culture Of Korea
    derives its unique savor from particular spices, fermented foods and liquids, or ways of cooking with all of these. The dishes that give korea its special  
    http://www.uwm.edu/People/bjlee/culturepage.htm
    
    Extractions: In general, men wore a jacket and pants, women a jacket and skirt, while on formal occasions, both might wear a topcoat or gown over this outfit. The upper and lower garments were of different colors. An especially distinctive feature was the use of a wide band, darker than the main color, along the collar, front hem, and bottom hem of the upper garment. The same darker color might also be used for a belt that emphasized the shape of the upper garment and gave the wearer a geometrical look by dividing the body spatially. There were many variations on this use of decorative lines, and sometimes a second, thinner line was added. From this we can infer that line decoration was used as an aesthetic element designed to make the upper garment stand out as a focus of attention. It may also have served a practical purpose in making the edges of the garment stronger and more resistant to soiling. Officials, similarly, were differentiated by the designs embroidered on the front and back of their gowns: civil officials sported a crane, military officials a tiger, and the larger the number of cranes or tigers, the higher the rank of the wearer. Status was also symbolized by color. Yellow stood for the emperor, red for the king, and purple for the crown prince, while violet, blue, and green were used to distinguish the rank of officials. Though cut from flat cloth, when worn the hanbok takes on a voluminous three-dimensional quality. With its simple form and generous fit, it is flexible enough to accommodate any body shape and comfortable to wear while sitting on the floor, as is usual in a Korean house. Its ample folds impart an air of elegance and refinement to the wearer. For all its simplicity, the way it is worn determines its shape and produces creases that can also become an aesthetic element.

70. Korea Life Blog - A Korean Blog About Living And Teaching In South Korea
    While the concept works in korea, it would never go over back in the states or any Those pigs look surprisingly happy to be cooking alive inside that pot.  
    http://korealife.blogspot.com/archives/2003_12_07_korealifeblog_archives.html
    
    Extractions: Here's a shot of one of those "red light rooms." I stealthily took out my camera and snapped it and trotted off before any thugs came out to smash me. It's not such an exciting picture as you can't actually see the girls, but you get the idea. Those doors are transparent so when you walk by you can see them all hanging out in there. There were at least ten behind each door. Usually you see these red light "clubs" clustered in certain areas, not just in a random location. This one is between a bar and a restaurant, something I found fairly amusing. Have some dinner, grab a few beers at the pub, then head on over to the Rosanna club. I just reread that sentence - sounds like some kind of lame country music lyric. Where's my banjo, Goober?

71. ::A Geek In Korea:: Crunky!
    This blog chronicles my adventures in korea while I am a teacher in a private school I have yet to figure out, since they have an Art teacher, and cooking class  
    http://www.torgodevil.com/archives/00000345.htm
    
    Extractions: Mused.com / CodeCatalyst.com ::Features:: Engrish Archives Blogger Archives Search Queries Add Avantgo Channel Since the new semester, there have been additional classes added that we assist with in English for the kindergarden. Art class, which I have yet to figure out, since they have an Art teacher, and Cooking class. It's not frequent, so it's hardly a problem, but it's always interesting going into classes with absolutely no idea what you are supposed to be doing. In Art class we review colors, or quiz the children on the English words involved in making the project. The Art teacher thinks it's as humorous as we do, as we sit in front of the class, stalling for time, while trying to come up with some sort of lesson revolving around pipe cleaners and glue. Improv, baby, and how! This week was the first time we had cooking class, so I didn't know what to expect. The first class I walked into, the teacher was frantically applying contact paper to a box. It was explained to me that we had to use double sided tape and stick individually wrapped crackers and cookies to this box to make a mock "gingerbread house" of sorts. How this is "cooking" I don't know but as long as it keeps hyperactive children away from knives, I'm for it. My second cooking class was more exciting, but just as strange. Forgetting that we had scheduled the field trip for today that got cancelled, the teachers were mostly unprepared for the cooking that was now in the schedule. As a work around some member of the staff got sent to purchase lots of crackers, cherry tomatoes, and some cheese. In class we assembled mock sandwiches with the crackers, cheese and some ketchup too. Not exactly a feast, and the kids were baffled as to how to get the ketchup on the cracker after I splattered it on their plates. Geez, how do these kids eat french fries? Oh wait, I remember, with a fork. Ugh.

72. ::A Geek In Korea:: Crunky!
    This blog chronicles my adventures in korea while I am a teacher in a private We ve experimented with cooking classes in the past, and they seemed go over  
    http://www.torgodevil.com/archives/00000864.htm
    
    Extractions: Mused.com / CodeCatalyst.com ::Features:: Engrish Archives Blogger Archives Search Queries Add Avantgo Channel While I was too medicated to manage anything other than supervising students attempting to do mazes in class today, Kurt was planning a Dok-Po-Ki party for one of his classes. We've experimented with cooking classes in the past, and they seemed go over rather well with the students. Of course, the classes in the class were nothing like this.... Kurt inherited some of the lowest level teenage students in a class of about 10 or more. Most of the students have attitude problems, and don't want to study English. With these kinds of classes the easist thing to do is just pound away at the book, get it done, and don't waste the effort on the students that don't care if they learn or not. I don't know why he decided to have a party, but he went ahead despite their apathy. He told them what to bring, and they actually delivered on their grocery list, which surprised me. Of course, the girls were willing to try to cook and help, but the problem is rarely the girls in most classes. The problem in this class in particular is the horrible boys.

73. CNN.com - N. Korea Site 'apocalyptic' - Apr 26, 2004
    enough beds. He said North korea needed medicine, food, building supplies and cooking stoves and other utensils. Ragan said that  
    http://edition.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/asiapcf/04/26/nkorea.train/
    
    Extractions: document.adoffset = 0; document.adPopupDomain = 'edition.cnn.com'; document.adPopupFile = '/cnn_adspaces/adsPopup2.html'; document.adPopupInterval = 'P24'; document.adPopunderInterval = 'P24'; The Web CNN.com Home Page World Africa Americas ... Special Reports ON TV What's on Business Traveller Global Office Music Room ... Talk Asia Services E-mail Mobile AvantGo Make homepage Ad info About us How to get CNN Partner Hotels CNNtext Languages Spanish Korean Arabic Japanese Turkish Story Tools VIDEO The death toll the train blast continues to rise. YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS North Korea South Korea China or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? (CNN) An international aid official has described the site of a massive train blast in North Korea as "apocalyptic" and says urgent medical help is needed. Richard Ragan, director of the World Food Programme in North Korea, visited the blast site in Ryongchon near the Chinese border and said he was shocked at the widespread destruction.

74. CNN.com - U.S. aid for North Korea homeless - Apr 26, 2004
    injuries, he said. He said North korea needs medicine, food, building supplies, cooking stoves and utensils. Aid is coming quickly  
    http://edition.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/asiapcf/04/26/nkorean.aid/
    
    Extractions: document.adoffset = 0; document.adPopupDomain = 'edition.cnn.com'; document.adPopupFile = '/cnn_adspaces/adsPopup2.html'; document.adPopupInterval = 'P24'; document.adPopunderInterval = 'P24'; The Web CNN.com Home Page World Africa Americas ... Special Reports ON TV What's on Business Traveller Global Office Music Room ... Talk Asia Services E-mail Mobile AvantGo Make homepage Ad info About us How to get CNN Partner Hotels CNNtext Languages Spanish Korean Arabic Japanese Turkish VIDEO The death toll in the North Korean train blast continues to rise. North Korean site called 'apocalyptic' Kim's secretive China trip YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS North Korea United States United Nations Relief and Aid Organizations or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? WASHINGTON (CNN) The White House will give the Red Cross $100,000 to help those left homeless in North Korea after last week's train explosion. The announcement came after Secretary of State Colin Powell said earlier in the day that the United States is working with the United Nations and "will be making an offer of some financial assistance."

75. Texas Cooking - Ask Dr John About Barbecue, Chili And Outdoor Cookery
    the story says, but I think hickory would be the wood of choice for cooking. If you need anything else, give a holler. And thanks for watching korea while the  
    http://www.texascooking.com/Askdocjohn012002.htm
    
    Extractions: Visit Message Boards Get Our Free Newsletter If you have a question for Doctor John, just contact John Raven, Ph.B. here. We're looking at a brand new year, here. Some folks are asking new questions and others are struggling with the same old ones. But let's get to it. W1KPN writes: I would appreciate a recipe for blackened chicken. Thank you. Okay, W1KPN. Give this a try:

76. Bibim Bap: A Taste Of Korean Home Cooking - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's N
    Bibim bap A taste of korean home cooking. •, Bibim bap in your own kitchen. But anybody can make bibim bap. Bibim bap is the loco moco of South korea.  
    http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2003/Jan/15/il/il11ataste.html
    
    Extractions: Advertiser Food Editor Bibim bap can be a simple meal or a complex preparation of up to 30 ingredients. Chae Won Choe says he's convinced that the secret to making good kim chee is held only by Korean aunties and grandmothers. But anybody can make bibim bap. Rice, a scattering of fresh or prepared vegetables, a few strips of grilled meat or even fish or chicken, an egg (raw or fried) and a little Korean hot sauce. What could be more straightforward? "To me, this is home," said Choe, as he prepared a version of bibim bap making use of intriguing prepared vegetable mixtures found in local Korean grocery stores. Bibim bap literally means "mixed-up rice" and its history, conventions and techniques make a tidy introduction to the cuisine of Korea — among the least well-understood of Asian immigrant cuisines here.

77. Click Korea: Access To Korean Arts & Culture
    the table. Sinseollo is not unique to korea; China has a similar cooking receptacle, but it is not as original. Also, the Chinese  
    http://www.clickkorea.org/Food/foodView.asp?idx=14&page=1&menubar=4

78. Small Kitchen Appliances In South Korea
    This made the adspend in South korea for kitchen appliance to reach a total of in 2002, almost every household owns a rice cooker for cooking their staple food  
    http://www.euromonitor.com/Small_kitchen_appliances_in_South_Korea_(mmp)
    
    Extractions: Among the small kitchen appliances sectors, it was rice cookers again in 2002 that became the largest sector, recording 87% of the total sales. Rice being the main staple for Koreans in all households, and the popularity of electrical pressure cooker kept the strong sales to continue. SMALL KITCHEN APPLIANCES: SHARE OF MARKET

79. Www.asianewsnet.net
    Lifestyle Dogmeat for microwave cooking latest fad in Seoul. SEOUL Dog-meat lovers in South korea can find the delicacy in hamburgers, soups, biscuits, ketchup  
    http://www.asianewsnet.net/template.php?No=3785&logo_name=Lifestyle&SectionID=9&

80. Korean Cooking
    korean cooking, korean cooking is part of a Web site devoted to the business and culture of korea. Keywords, cooking, Food, korea, Recipes.  
    http://archives.obs-us.com/obs/english/books/yellow/pages/627kore.htm
    
    Extractions: Korean Cooking Korean Cooking is part of a Web site devoted to the business and culture of Korea. There are several traditional recipes here, for meat dishes, kimchee, rice and seaweed. The entire site is readable in either Hangul or English. Keywords Cooking, Food, Korea, Recipes Audience Chefs, Cooks, Food Enthusiasts, Koreans Contact june@korea.com Free http://www.Korea.com/SIGHTSEE/recipe1.htm YELLOW PAGES FOOD FOR THOUGHT FOOD/DINING BUY THIS BOOK ... McKinley Internet Yellow Pages

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