Yes! The commercially sold acorn powders go through the tannin removing process

Hmm I'm not sure what you mean by muscat flavor, like in wine? I don't drink alcohol so I'm not sure but it's super juicy, fragrant and sweet. No sourness at all. It is very different from purple or red grapes.

@@NamiEats thanks for the information, fragrant flavor is what I meant. I will try this grape in future when I see them on the market.

Time to go back!

@@NamiEats Trying to buy a house so maybe in a couple years

Please do! Especially the Filipino place :D

Aww, thank you ^_^ Sorry if you're on a diet haha

You can have them all :D

It looks like a different Asian restaurant will be opening at their location :(

Really similar! I remember thinking "this tastes like Montreal smoked meat" while eating it 😂

What would make it classic?

@@NamiEats Liquor (parsley sauce) instead of gravy. A different shape to the pie also. People still eat pies like that one in London ofc, its a UK wide dish. But London pie and mash is a particular thing, especially in the East End. Look up East End pie shops if you're interested :)

Thanks for the tip! I added the links

This was when I visited my mom earlier this year! It was warmer so the bagel didn't freeze instantly lol

Hey! It sounds like the paste wasn't cooked long enough. Did you see big bubbles breaking through, then continued cooking until it was thick like lava?

@NamiEats Thanks! That's what I was thinking, but I couldn't find much information online (at least in English-my Korean is rough 😅) so it's nice to have confirmation before my next attempt. I did see the big bubbles and cook for a bit after that, but probably not long enough. I was worried about overcooking it. :(

@@joon0 Yeahh it's really easy to overcook it too, I think it just takes some experimenting and recognizing when the color and consistency is just right. Hope your next try comes out delicious!

@NamiEats Thankfully I just found a market near me that sells it for pretty cheap, so I'll have plenty of more chances. I'll figure it out eventually :D

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Same

That's so cool! I was born in the 90s so I wish I also got to see what Korea was like back then. Korea changes so much even in the last decade I've been living abroad..

Hello, thanks for stopping by! Acorn jelly isn't sweet, it's very slightly nutty but mostly a very mild flavor. It's mostly eaten for the smooth texture. It's best eaten chilled.

Hi Shaira! I apologize for the super late response :( Red pepper powder (gochugaru) can't substitute gochujang, since gochujang adds other flavours like sweetness and also texture.

Hi Beau, thank you for remembering me and sorry for the super late response! I took a bit of a hiatus, but I do want to start making videos again. Hopefully you'll see me in the future soon.

Sorry about the super duper late reply, I've been away from KZbin for some time. I forgot to take note of this specific hanjeongsik place unfortunately :(.

@@NamiEats thanks for the reply. I have already visited Suncheon ate those items in the video

@@blittercopper Wow!! That's so great to hear :D

Thanks for watching :D I didn't get to visit strictly vegetarian places in Korea, but many of the side dishes are vegetarian/vegan!

Hey Cheryl, sorry I missed your comment 😅 I used all 4 cups of cooked rice!

@@NamiEats always better late than never! Thank you!

Sorry for the late reply! You can substitute with oxtails :)

Thanks for making this! We guna attempt it too.

Hope it comes out delicious!! :D

I reckon you could use oxtails instead! For the salted shrimps, you can use soy sauce instead. You may need to add more to taste. And thank you very much!

I got pork neck from a Chinese grocery, so try Chinatown! For perilla seeds and leaves you could try Montreal Korean & Japanese Foods, that's the largest Korean grocery I know in Montreal. Those toppings are optional though so you could skip them if you can't find them

Good to know. I'll skip the perilla for now then. I swear I've searched the Chinese grocery stores for pork neck bone every time I go and never found any. Today, they were everywhere.

I miss the food

WIGGLE WIGGLE!!!!!

Ahh it's coming soon! Sorry to keep you waiting haha. If you have any suggestions for what to cook next please let me know!

I do, actually. How about brew up a traditional hearty Korean soup good for some family bonding?

@@roytary9862 Sounds like a good idea! I did kimchi jjigae before but I want to do more stews and soups.

Hope you enjoy them!

Me too 😁😁