Korean Cookbook: The Complete Guide to Korean Cuisine. Learn How to Cook Fresh 100 Recipes from Paleo and Bbq to Vegetarian Dishes at Home

By: Perry, Leo M.

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Along with a food culture that is essentially separate from Japanese and Chinese cooking styles, Korea has created specialized foods. Food is one of the key aspects of culture and offers opportunities to disseminate different cultural material. However, an absence of cohesive definitions in Korean cuisine has reduced this effect. Precise interpretations and ideas to be used with regards to the K-diet must, therefore, be established.

Two different ideas are Korean-diet and Korean-food.

Although the K-diet idea is being used to portray Korean Traditional cuisine, cooking techniques, and eating choices and trends, K-food is the K-diet food component. Several elements have been introduced to define cuisines, such as commonly eaten foods, prepared food or equipment, innovations or cooking techniques, and the basic principles found in the country's dietary habits. Such opinions place different emphasis on nutrition and diet.

Cooking Methods And Health Benefits Of Korean FoodOrigin And Historical Background Of The Korean FoodKorean Appetizers And Breakfast RecipesKorean Lunch Dinner And Snack Recipes

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 180283379X
• ISBN13: 9781802833799
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Leo M. Perry
• Length: 114 Pages
• Weight: 0.71 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"