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Kimchi
Salted and fermented vegetables form the basis of kimchi, a staple of Korean cooking served as a side dish with everyday meals. Napa cabbage and Korean radish are common starting points, but kimchi encompasses many preparations rather than one fixed recipe. Seasonings often include chili powder, garlic and ginger, with scallions and salted seafood contributing additional flavor. Some versions omit...
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Miso
Fermenting soybeans with salt and koji produces miso, a Japanese seasoning paste with a deeply savory taste. Koji commonly uses Aspergillus oryzae grown on rice or barley, while some styles use soybean koji. Ingredients and fermentation time create substantial differences in color and texture. Written references to miso's predecessors appear in Japan's Nara period, following a longer East Asian hi...
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