Sangcharim Flashcards
Namul
Umbrella category of vegetables
Saengchae
Raw vegetable dish
Hwe
Raw fish
Seon
Cooked vegetable “terrine”
Terrine - ground meat etc meat loaf style
Bibim
Mixed with seasonings
Muchim
Mixed with seasonings by hand
Bap
Rice
Juk
Porridge
Myun/guksu
Noodle
Japchae
Thin/julliened ingredients stir fried
Guk
Thin soup/broth
Jjigae
Thick soup/broth
Jeongol
Soup/ broth where solid ingredients are the main attraction
Jjim
Steamed
Jorim
Braised
Twigim
Deep fried
Jeon
Dishes that resemble a “pancake”
Bokkeum
Sauteed
Gui
Grilled
Bokkeum
Stir fried dishes
Bugak
Variety of veggie twigim coated in chapsal and dried again
Chapsal
Sweet rice
Often used as chapsal garu - sweet rice flour
Dolsot
Stone cooking pot used to cook various rice dish
Doenjang
Fermented soy bean paste
Dubu
Tofu
Gui
Grilled fish or grilled dish
Guk
Class of soup similar to tang, often a more watery broth
Gochujang
Fermented chili paste
Injeolmi
Rice cake coated with roasted soy bean powder
Jang
Group of fermented pastes and sauces
Jangajji
Method of sweetened soy picklinh
Jeongol
Type of hotpot, combining and boiling ingredients
Jeon
Savory pancake or fritter coming in many varieties
Jeotgal
Side dish of salted and preserved seafood
Jigae
Meaning stea
Jjim
Steamed or boiled dishes
Kalguksu
Knife cut noodle soup
Kimchi
Side dish of salted and fermented vegetables
Mandu
Dumpling
Makgeoli
Korean rice wine
Mallaengi
Method of drying vegetables
Muchim
To season
Muk
Jelly made from powdered bean, grain or nut starch
Namul
Edible grass and leaves
Pyeonyuk
Korean terrine of boiled and pressed meat
San namul
Edible mountain herbs
Sanjeok
Type of jeok (skewered food) often beef and vegetables
Saeujeot
Salted and fermented shrimp
Tang
Type of soup
Tteok
Type of rice cakes
Twigim
Method of frying or meaning fried foods
Yeom Gyeoja
Korean mustard paste
Yukpo
Meaning jerky