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Introduction

Many Korean dishes are listed in the Novel, and some other dishes too. This page will help readers clarify / imagine those dishes as they read the novel.

Description

Along the description of Weed Cooking Skill, we are starting on a list of his most famous dishes. It is also a good opportunity to discover Korean great cooking skill. A short introduction on Korean Food can be found here.

Dish Information

Weed's favorite dishes

Weed really likes to eat these 2 dishes ^[1]

Tonkatsu (돈가스)

Since Lee Hyun is usually make this dish by using the chickens he raise in his chicken, the more appropriate term should be Chicken-Katsu (치킨까스) or chicken cutlet. Tonkatsu is usually used for pork cutlet, a pretty popular dish in Korea.

Ramen (라면)

Korean Ramen is basically instant noodle that hugely consumed in Korea. It can be easily found in convenient store or even restaurant. Ramen is usually cooked with eggs and leek, while served with Kimchi and radish pickled (단무지). Lee Hyun consumes a tons of ramen since it can be considered as an easily accessed cheap food.

Korean food

Some of the food that Weed prepares online for his team players, with his cooking skills:

Jajangmyun, especially with radish, one of the most popular restaurant dish in Korea, and Weed loves it ^[2]. It's a Korean Chinese noodle dish with a black bean sauce, and also Geomchi 3's favorite dish^[3].
Boshintang (보신탕) or Gaejangguk (개장국)

An old traditional Korean Soup, and a local curiosity, made with dog meat. This type of food is no longer popular, especially around the younger generation because Dog is considered more as pet instead of food.

Hoe or Sashimi (회)

Korean Japanese fish delicacy, made with various fish. For example, with Sea bass, Flounder, Salmon, Flatfish, Sea Bream and Tuna^[4].

Jokbal, Korean Ham Hock^[5]. (족발)

It's the foot of the pig. Besides as food, sometimes it is also considered an anju (side-dish), which means that it's often served with soju, a type of Korean alcohol.

Oden^[6] (오뎅)

Korean Japanese fish cake and soup.

Pajeon^[7] (파전)

Korean type of pancake. Usually contains a variety of seafood, mushroom, potato, or vegetables.

Snacks, various^[8]. It exist a large variety of Korean snacks recipe More or less traditional traditional
Tempura (퇴김) Various fried dishes using seafood or vegetable. Except for Tempura in Japanese restaurant that also serves blowfish, Bok-eo or Fugu Tempura^[9]), usually Dwikim or Korean fries is also eaten together with Tteokbokki sauce. That's why, it is quite common to find Dwikim together with Tteokbokki and Odeng in the same food stand.
Tteokbokki ^[10], Korean spicy rice cake.
Bingsu, Korean shaved ice topped with red beans, chopped fruits, fruit syrup, condensed milk. Sometimes, rice cakes, jellies, or ice cream can be added in. There are many varieties of this dish, and is very popular in many other countries as well.

Others

Bread, Barley ; the Geomchis favorite food. An old bread recipe that goes back to the iron age. Korea has its own version of it, called Chalboribbang.
Bread, freshly baked ^[11]
Clams ^[12], the Korean culture has various recipe, including Clams as a main ingredient.
Oyster ^[13], the Korean culture has various recipe, including Oyster as a main ingredient.

Trivia

Weed is a big fan of developing his cooking skill. He use it to raise the moral of his allies and troops^[14].
Sometimes, he used Bingryong as a living walking freezer^[15].

References

↑ Volume 30 Chapter 6
↑ Volume 37 Chapter 10
↑ Volume 44 Chapter 9
↑ Volume 30 Chapter 2
↑ Volume 30 Chapter 2
↑ Volume 30 Chapter 2
↑ Volume 42 Chapter 8
↑ Volume 30 Chapter 2
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 '''Korean Food'''
 New section !!!
-==Introduction==
+=='''Introduction'''==
+Many Korean dishes are listed in the Novel, and some other dishes too. This page will help readers clarify / imagine those dishes as they read the novel.
+=='''Description'''==
-Many Korean dishes are listed in the Novel, and some other dishes too. And Weed is a big fan of developing his cooking skill (almost raised it up to advanced level).
+Along the description of Weed [[Cooking Skill]], we are starting on a list of his most famous dishes. It is also a good opportunity to discover Korean great cooking skill.
+A short introduction on Korean Food can be found [http://www.buzzfeed.com/crystalro/a-beginners-guide-to-eating-at-a-korean-restaurant#.bvl7Dloo6 here].
+=='''Dish Information'''==
-He use it to raise the moral of his allies and troops<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>.
+==='''Weed's favorite dishes'''===
+Weed really likes to eat these 2 dishes <ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 6]]</ref>
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonkatsu Tonkatsu] (돈가스)
+Since Lee Hyun is usually make this dish by using the chickens he raise in his chicken, the more appropriate term should be Chicken-Katsu (치킨까스) or chicken cutlet. Tonkatsu is usually used for pork cutlet, a pretty popular dish in Korea.
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Ramyun Ramen] (라면)
+Korean Ramen is basically instant noodle that hugely consumed in Korea. It can be easily found in convenient store or even restaurant. Ramen is usually cooked with eggs and leek, while served with Kimchi and radish pickled (단무지). Lee Hyun consumes a tons of ramen since it can be considered as an easily accessed cheap food.
+==='''Korean food'''===
-He is also using [[Binryong, Ice Dragon|Bingryong]] as a living walking freezer<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>.
-Therefore, along the description of his cooking skill, we are starting a list of his most famous dishes. It is also a good opportunity to discover Korean great cooking skill.
-For lazy people, a short introduction on Korean Food can be found [http://www.buzzfeed.com/crystalro/a-beginners-guide-to-eating-at-a-korean-restaurant#.bvl7Dloo6 here].
-==Weed's favorite dishes==
-it is said that Weed really likes to eat these 2 dishes <ref>Volume 30 Chapter 6</ref>
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonkatsu Tonkatsu]
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Ramyun Ramen]
-Both dishes are regularly made from the chickens ([http://the-legendary-moonlight-sculptor.wikia.com/wiki/Transportation_means pets] )  that he raises in his backyard. Although it is true that these two dishes have Chinese and Japanese origins, the dishes were changed greatly to fit the taste of Koreans.
-==Korean food==
 Some of the food that Weed prepares online for his team players, with his cooking skills:
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jajangmyeon Jajangmyun], especially with radish, one of the most popular restaurant dish in Korea, and Weed loves it <ref>[[Volume 37 Chapter 10]] </ref>. It's a Korean Chinese noodle dish with a black bean sauce, and also Geomchi 3's favorite dish<ref>[[Volume 44 Chapter 9]]</ref>.
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosintang Boshintang] or Gaejangguk, an old traditional Korean Soup, and a local curiosity, made with dog meat.
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosintang Boshintang] (보신탕) or Gaejangguk (개장국)
+An old traditional Korean Soup, and a local curiosity, made with dog meat. This type of food is no longer popular, especially around the younger generation because Dog is considered more as pet instead of food.
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoe_(dish) Hoe] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sashimi Sashimi], Korean Japanese fish delicacy, made with various fish. For example, with Sea bass, Flounder, Salmon, Flatfish, Sea Bream and Tuna<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>.
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoe_(dish) Hoe] or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sashimi Sashimi] (회)
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jokbal Jokbal], Korean Ham Hock<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>. It's the foot of the pig. It is considered an anju, which means that it's often served with soju, a type of Korean alcohol.
+Korean Japanese fish delicacy, made with various fish. For example, with Sea bass, Flounder, Salmon, Flatfish, Sea Bream and Tuna<ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>.
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oden Oden]<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>, Korean Japanese fish cake and soup.
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pajeon Pajeon]<ref>Volume 42 Chapter 8</ref>, Korean type of pancake. Usually contains a variety of seafood and vegetables.
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jokbal Jokbal], Korean Ham Hock<ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>. (족발)
+It's the foot of the pig. Besides as food, sometimes it is also considered an anju (side-dish), which means that it's often served with soju, a type of Korean alcohol.
-*Snacks, various<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>. It exist a large variety of [http://www.maangchi.com/recipes/snacks Korean snacks recipe] More or less traditional [http://www.maangchi.com/tag/korean-traditional-snack traditional]
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempura Tempura]  Japanese Korean various fried fish or vegetable (blowfish, Bok-eo or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugu Fugu] Tempura<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>)
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oden Oden]<ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref> (오뎅)
+Korean Japanese fish cake and soup.
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tteokbokki Tteokbokki ] <ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>, Korean spicy rice cake.
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pajeon Pajeon]<ref>[[Volume 42 Chapter 8]]</ref> (파전)
+Korean type of pancake. Usually contains a variety of seafood, mushroom, potato, or vegetables.
+*Snacks, various<ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>. It exist a large variety of [http://www.maangchi.com/recipes/snacks Korean snacks recipe] More or less traditional [http://www.maangchi.com/tag/korean-traditional-snack traditional]
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempura Tempura]  (퇴김) Various fried dishes using seafood or vegetable. Except for Tempura in Japanese restaurant that also serves blowfish, Bok-eo or [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugu Fugu] Tempura<ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>), usually Dwikim or Korean fries is also eaten together with Tteokbokki sauce. That's why, it is quite common to find Dwikim together with Tteokbokki and Odeng in the same food stand.
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tteokbokki Tteokbokki ] <ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>, Korean spicy rice cake.
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patbingsu Bingsu], Korean shaved ice topped with red beans, chopped fruits, fruit syrup, condensed milk. Sometimes, rice cakes, jellies, or ice cream can be added in. There are many varieties of this dish, and is very popular in many other countries as well.
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patbingsu Shaved Ice], an ice dish popular with children. You can find them in many other countries too.
+==='''Others'''===
-==Non typical Korean food==
-*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barley_bread Bread, Barley] ; the [[Dojang's Members|Geomchi]] favorite food. An old bread recipe that goes back to the iron age. Korea has its own version of it, called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalboribbang Chalboribbang].
+*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barley_bread Bread, Barley] ; the [[Dojang |Geomchis]] favorite food. An old bread recipe that goes back to the iron age. Korea has its own version of it, called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chalboribbang Chalboribbang].
-*Bread, freshly baked <ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>
+*Bread, freshly baked <ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>
-*Clams <ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>, the Korean culture has various recipe, including Clams as a main ingredient.
+*Clams <ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>, the Korean culture has various recipe, including Clams as a main ingredient.
-*Oyster <ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>, the Korean culture has various recipe, including Oyster as a main ingredient.
+*Oyster <ref>[[Volume 30 Chapter 2]]</ref>, the Korean culture has various recipe, including Oyster as a main ingredient.
+=='''Trivia'''==
+*Weed is a big fan of developing his cooking skill. He use it to raise the moral of his allies and troops<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>.
+*Sometimes, he used [[Binryong, Ice Dragon|Bingryong]] as a living walking freezer<ref>Volume 30 Chapter 2</ref>.
-==References==
+=='''References'''==
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