California rolls are a type of Japanese sushi that has rice on the outside. They contain cucumber, crab (or imitation crab), avocado, and rice with vinegar. Sushi is a well known Japanese food in Korea and many Koreans like sushi, including me.
Yield: 8 Rolls
Short Korean Lesson: *^^*
- IlBon (일본) = Japan
- HanGuk (한국) = South Korea
Spaghetti is a popular Western food in Korea; many Western restaurants serve different kinds of spaghetti: seafood, cream, meatball, etc. Today, I will make my version of spaghetti using a cream sauce. Maybe you have a cream pasta dish in your country too. This pasta tastes very good with the bacon and broccoli. I made two servings, thinking that it would be enough for my husband and me, but our little son loved mommy’s pasta so much that we all were still hungry after it was gone. Next time, I definitely have to double the recipe. 
Yield: 2 Servings
Short Korean Lesson: *^^*
- JangNanJam (장난감) = Toy
- InHyung (인형) = Doll
Chili bread has become one of my sister-in-law’s signature recipes. Below is my variation on it, which is basically the same except it is a little spicier. I hope you enjoy it as much as both my family and my in-laws enjoy it.
Yield: 2 Loaves
Endive dressing is a sweet and sour salad dressing that goes well with endive. I love bacon, but if you do not eat bacon you can leave it out. When we eat this, we also like fried potatoes as a side dish.
Yield: 5 Servings
This isn’t my normal fruit salad but this is good and easy to make. If you are in a hurry, this is a quick salad to make.
Yield: 8 Servings
