This is another simple Korean side dish that uses baby potatoes. I wonder what your favorite vegetable is; mine is definitely potatoes. Boiling potatoes with soy sauce and other ingredients makes a great side dish. There are more potato side dishes that I want to post later. Enjoy!
Yield: 5 Servings
Short Korean Lesson: *^^*
- GmaJa (감자) = Potato
- Al (알) = Egg or Egged Shaped
There are different kinds of potatoes in the world depending on the color, size, texture, and the flavor. These bite size baby potatoes that I post today are used for side-dishes in Korean cuisine. We call them AlGamJa. Al means an egg or an egg shaped thing. The potato shape matches good with the name. 
Since the skin is very thin and soft, you can just eat the potatoes with the skin.
- Use: Side-dish
- Storage:
Keep in the storage place without light.- Short Korean lesson: *^^*
Al (알) = Egg shape
There is a site called “Easy2CookTV.com”. On Monday, I received an interesting message from them. I was picked as a chef of this week. Oh … “Chef”… I don’t think that I can be called a chef, but anyway I thought it was cool to share with you.
They have many different kinds of cooking videos from different countries. They don’t have Korean category separately yet, but they will make it soon. If you love to watch cooking videos or cooking, it’s good site to check it out. They have also picked my “spicy fried pork” video as the recipe of the week. Please visit http://www.easy2cook.tv/
Thanks !!! 
Today, I will show you how to make a pickled cucumber side dish. You can make your own pickled cucumbers at home; you can also simply buy pickled cucumbers in a Korean or Asian store. This side dish is simple to make and it can be used in all four seasons; however, it is especially good during the summer. Someday, I will also post a recipe for homemade pickled cucumbers. As always, I hope that you will like this.
Yield: 1 Pint
Short Korean Lesson: *^^*
- OiJi (오이지) = Pickled Cucumber
- SulTang (설탕) = Sugar
- Use: Side-dish
- Storage:
Keep in the refrigerator.- Short Korean lesson: *^^*
Mool (물) = Water
