2. Korea 2011

Korean Food

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http://nomadicsamuel.com/photo-blog/bungeoppang-korean-snack-dessert : Today's daily travel photo is of Bungeoppang (붕어빵): Korean snack or dessert that is shaped like a fish and filled with sweet red bean paste.

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  • A photo of Korean bibimbap (비빔밥) - mixed meal of various vegetables, rice, egg and red pepper paste. Travel photo of Korean food. <a href="http://nomadicsamuel.com">http://nomadicsamuel.com</a>
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  • Tteokbokki is a popular spicy Korean snack typically found on in street sold by outdoor vendors. Travel photo from my Korean Food gallery. <a href="http://nomadicsamuel.com">http://nomadicsamuel.com</a>
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  • <a href="http://nomadicsamuel.com/photo-blog/bungeoppang-korean-snack-dessert">http://nomadicsamuel.com/photo-blog/bungeoppang-korean-snack-dessert</a> : Today's daily travel photo is of Bungeoppang (붕어빵): Korean snack or dessert that is shaped like a fish and filled with sweet red bean paste.
  • A photo of the popular Korean street stall snack food Odeng (오뎅) - fish cakes on a skewer. Travel photo from my Korean food gallery. <a href="http://nomadicsamuel.com">http://nomadicsamuel.com</a>
  • Korean dumplings known as Kimchi Mandu (김치만두) are a popular Korean side menu or snack. They can be steamed, fried or boiled.
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  • Today's daily travel photo is of a small bag of Korean walnut cakes filled with red bean paste. Locally they are known as Hodu Gwaja (호두과자) originating from Cheonan, South Korea.
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