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[Around the hotels] Round up of hotel events and news
Apr 29, 2016
Sheraton D Cube City presents Sheraton Wine Market Sheraton Seoul D Cube City is holding Sheraton Wine Market from noon to 9:30 p.m. on May 1-31. During the promotion period, guests can enjoy wine with no corkage fee during the meal, and purchase a great selection of wines -- red, white, sparkling wines and champagne -- at special prices. More than 20 kinds of wines are available, including the sparkling wine Chandon, the chocolate, blackberry, and fresh black pepper scented Clos du Val, and t
[Home Cooking] Saeu ganghoe (Green onion-tied shrimp and asparagus)
Apr 29, 2016
Spring is in full swing! Gorgeous spring vegetables are everywhere. Among them is asparagus, which tastes best at this time of year. Another spring treasure is tender, thin green onion, called shilpa. It’s mild and sweet. I decided to put these two spring vegetables together with shrimp for these little rolls. Saeu ganghoe Ganghoe is a general term that refers to a dish that is made by tying ingredients with a thin green onion. It’s a spring favorite. Nakji (octopus) ganghoe and ojingeo (squid)
Piccolo lattes and hefty cookies at Hayley’s Cafe
Apr 29, 2016
Cafe brings toothsome desserts and Australian-style brews to Sinsa-dong
7-11 launches ginseng kimbap
Apr 26, 2016
A ginseng variety of samgak kimbap was launched at 7-eleven convenience stores in Korea on Tuesday, in collaboration with Korea Ginseng Corporation. Samgak, or triangle, kimbap have long been a convenience store staple. Rice is formed into a triangle about the size of a baby‘s fist and wrapped in seaweed with any number of varying ingredients inside. Popular fillings are spicy bulgogi and tuna with mayonnaise. (7-11 Korea)The newly launched product has rice cooked in Cheong Kwan Jang red ginsen
[Weekender] Tea fields in Boseong beckon with natural green splendors
Apr 22, 2016
BOSEONG, South Jeolla Province -- While nearby tropical nations like the Philippines and Indonesia have their hanging rice terraces in Banaue and Tegalalang that serve as major tourist attractions, Korea also has its own natural green splendors for tourism. Located at the southern tip of the peninsula is the Daehan Dawon Tourist Tea Plantation -- more often known as Boseong Green Tea Plantation -- in Boseong, South Jeolla Province. The lusciously vibrant green tea fields of Boseong is the nat
[Weekender] At one with nature, tea, others
Apr 22, 2016
Kim Eui-jung, whose family has dedicated itself to tea for generations, explains the philosophy behind traditional Korean tea etiquette
[Home Cooking] Beets, mint and lemon team up in a simple spring salad
Apr 22, 2016
The modern beet descends from the ancient sea beet. News that thrilled my inner biologist. Imagine the sea beet, swimming the Indian Ocean. It must have slithered the depths, dodging eels, sharks and other toothy creatures attracted to its plump, red tastiness. Frantic, it fluttered its green leafy fins toward the shallows, and in an act of evolutionary heroism, sprouted legs, skittered across the sand and planted itself safely on earth -- where we farmers tended and, much like the sharks, downe
‘Breakfast for Dinner’ author gives meal its respect
Apr 22, 2016
Asked why she wrote the cookbook “Breakfast for Dinner” (Ryland Peters & Small, $19.95), author Carol Hilker admits that the morning meal doesn‘t always get the time and respect it deserves: “We skip breakfast a lot. We don’t always have time in the morning to stop and cook, but you can do it at dinner.” While that bit of practicality sort of explains the impetus for eating breakfast foods at dinner, it doesn‘t completely account for the allure. Hilker says that’s easy: “We all need to indulge e
China wields increasing power in world wine market: study
Apr 19, 2016
PARIS (AFP) -- The global wine market grew almost 11 percent last year as China not only drank more wine but also produced more, the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV) said Monday. In a market worth 28.3 billion euros ($32 billion) in 2015, France remains by far the largest exporter in terms of market share value, with 29 percent, equivalent to 8.2 billion euros. But France only ranks third in volume of exports, at 14 million hectoliters, reflecting the high quality of its wines w
[Home Cooking] Nabak kimchi (water kimchi)
Apr 15, 2016
Nabak kimchi is a type of water kimchi that’s made with thinly sliced radish squares and other vegetables. It’s easy to make, yet deliciously refreshing. Nabak kimchi is commonly enjoyed in the springtime when the kimchi made in the fall gets old. It’s also a traditional holiday kimchi. Growing up, we always had nabak kimchi with tteokguk (rice cake soup). They are delicious together. Nabak kimchi (water kimchi) (Korean Bapsang) It’s a mild, clean tasting kimchi, so nabak kimchi doesn’t call for
Hanwoo expert uses skills to source prime beef for his restaurant
Apr 15, 2016
Beef straight from auction house to grill at Samjung Hanu Pub
Salute! Italy toasts booming wine trade
Apr 14, 2016
VERONA (AFP) - As he swirls a glass of yellowy green wine made from the trendy pecorino grape, Fabio Centini purrs with enthusiasm. “I hadn't even heard of this grape 15 years ago,” the Italian-born chef-restaurateur from Calgary, Canada tells AFP between slurps at a tasting of top pecorinos from the Offida area of the Marche region. “But it is exactly what my customers want. People are looking for new varietals, new experiences.” A man walks past a column of wine bottles on April 10 during the
Busan’s latest hit street food
Apr 12, 2016
The saturated fishcake market in port city Busan has embraced creativity for its next-generation street snack. (@seung_ryeoll Instagram)Brainchild of tried-and-tested chef Lee Seung-ryeoll, 53, the chicken wing fishcake mashes together chicken’s savoriness with fishcake’s chewy texture. The recipe for this is simple. The chicken wing is first deboned and stuffed with fishcake, then it is cooked in an oven, roasted on a grill and served on a paper plate with sauce and sesame salt. Lee said he cam
Fruit not fruity enough? Get your money back
Apr 12, 2016
Lotte Super, a major local retailer, will refund all fruit that customers found unsatisfactory in celebration of the 16th anniversary of its foundation.CEO Choi Choon-seok on Tuesday said, “Neither the price nor the size of a fruit has any effect on customers if it is not delicious. We promise to refund or exchange all fruits that fell short of our customers’ expectations.” (Lotte Super)This new policy will be put into practice from Wednesday’s 16th anniversary sales event. Lotte Super will also
Korea's homegrown hand-drip coffee brand to enter China
Apr 12, 2016
TERAROSA Coffee, a South Korean homegrown brand known for its hand-drip coffees, is gearing up to advance into China this year, as demand for premium coffee products will continue to rise in the world's most populous country, its founder and chief executive said Tuesday.Kim Yong-duek, president of Haksan Co., which runs the TERAROSA Coffee chain, said that the year 2016 will mark the beginning of his company's overseas expansion and China, the Middle East and Europe are among the first markets t
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