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Published 2025년 11월 14일

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[Agricultural, Fisheries and Livestock Newspaper=Reporter Kim Jin-oh] As the globalization of kimchi, driven by the Korean Wave, has gained fame, there is a sense of crisis regarding imported kimchi and fake kimchi taking over dining tables. "There is no food as delicious as kimchi. If there is delicious kimchi, any food becomes delicious." There are experts who recreate the kimchi our ancestors ate in modern times, such as 'haemul bo kimchi' made with octopus and shrimp, and 'bi-neul kimchi', a royal court food shaped like a sword sheath with radish sprouts. The protagonist is Lee Ha-yeon, a master designated as the 58th Korean Food Master by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, who recreated the haemul seotbapji mentioned in the 'Gyuhap Chongseo' written in the late Joseon Dynasty.

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Maintaining our kimchi culture... 'Upgrading' kimchi is the answer Globalization of kimchi led by Hallyu With its fame, imported kimchi, fake kimchi threatening to dominate our tables "There is no food as delicious as kimchi. If there is delicious kimchi, any food becomes delicious." There are experts who recreate the kimchi our ancestors ate, such as 'seafood kimchi' made with octopus and shrimp, and 'scale kimchi', a royal court food shaped like fish scales with a knife. Lee Ha-yeon, a master designated as the 58th Korean Food Master by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, who recreated the seafood mixed baek-kimchi mentioned in the 'Gyuhap Chongseo' written in the late Joseon Dynasty, is the main character. Meeting this master during the kimchi-making season, we heard his philosophy on the future direction of our kimchi culture. # Cabbage is sweetest in November... 'Kimchi kit' is a positive sign This master expressed much regret over the recent decline in ...
Source: Aflnews

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