All edible: March 2009 Archives

Gimbap

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Korean traditional roasted seaweed is called Gim (Kim) - 김
Japanese traditional seaweed is called Nori - のり

And, Kim is a million trillion times tastier than Nori... Eat that fact and digest it properly!!
There is a difference. Kim is roasted with sesame oil and salted, a bit wet.
Nori will easily shatter into small pieces.

In this entry, I will show you how to make Gimbap, my style. Seaweed rolls aka Futomaki Korean style

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