Do you know Budaejjigae?

February 26, 2021

 Do you know Budaejjigae? 

Budaejjigae is the most popular food in Korea

It has been know as Korean food to abroad and It was broadcast in BBC

The origin of Budaejjigae is the stew that was used in the U.S. Army right after the Korean War and boiled with leftover ham and sausage

There is a formal recipe, but there are different ingredients depending on your preference

If there is a chance to try to eat, make sure you try it!!



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