Emiko Hanari

Street Food of Korea: Authentic Snacks and Market Favorites (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Street Food of Korea: Authentic Snacks and Market Favorites

Step into the vibrant world of Korean street food with Street Food of Korea: Authentic Snacks and Market Favorites. From sizzling skewers to sweet desserts, this cookbook brings the bustling energy of Korea's markets right into your kitchen. Learn the secrets behind iconic snacks like Tteokbokki, Hotteok, and Dakkochi, and discover how to make them authentic, flavorful, and fun to prepare. Whether you're a seasoned cook or just starting, this guide will inspire your taste buds and elevate your street food game.

Inside, You'll Find:

• Step-by-step recipes for classic Korean street snacks, from skewers and fried favorites to pancakes, buns, and noodles
• Sweet treats and desserts like Patbingsu, Dalgona Candy, and Songpyeon
• Vegetarian, vegan, and seafood options for every taste
• Essential ingredients, tools, and cooking techniques for authentic results
• Tips for pairing street food with traditional Korean drinks
• Insights into navigating Korean markets and understanding seasonal variations
• Guidance on starting your own street food stall or creating a street-food-inspired menu at home

Bring the lively streets of Korea to your kitchen and enjoy bold flavors that are sure to impress friends, family, and anyone craving a true taste of Korean culture!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Emiko Hanari
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232047092
• Artikelnr.: 75534385

Autorenporträt

Emiko Hanari is a Japanese home cook and food lover who grew up in Kyoto, where she learned to cook by watching her mother and grandmother in the kitchen. She enjoys creating simple, comforting meals that bring people together. Emiko has spent years collecting family recipes, experimenting with flavors, and teaching friends how to cook without stress. She now lives in a quiet town outside Osaka, where her kitchen is always open to neighbors, friends, and anyone who shows up hungry.