Each fall Gwangju hosts the Kimchi Festival which celebrates Korea's national food, kimchi. At the festival you can taste quite a few varieties of kimchi and other foods, learn a little about the history of kimchi and the kimchi making process, and the best part: make your own kimchi to take home!
 |
Starting the kimchi making process! This kimchi was slightly different than what Olivia made with her kids on their fieldtrip as a whole head of cabbage was used, but the spices were very similar. |
 |
The finished product! We can eat our kimchi now, resulting in a crisper kimchi, or let it ferment for years. Personally, we both prefer the newer, crisper kimchi. |
 |
Michelle making a kimchi wrap, one of the many kimchi-related foods available at the festival. |
No comments:
Post a Comment