Easy Authentic Bibimbap At Home


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Homemade bibimbap might look fancy, but it’s actually relatively easy to do. You can add or remove as many ingredients as you want to make it the perfect …

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  1. Ivvie
    Ivvie says:

    my cousin's husband nevver ate rice, ever. then, he saw my cousin wash it before cooking it and he asked if she always washes it and she was like yea, obviously and from then on he started eating rice and he loves it now. turns out, his mom never washed the rice. my bf didn't wash it either and i said im not eating it unless it's washed thrice before cooked. so he washed it now cuz else- death.

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  2. Dol DOL
    Dol DOL says:

    Umm.
    Your bean sprouts looks like mung bean sprouts not soy bean sprouts. It's little awkward for me. Because most people in korea use soy bean sprout but I think that your arrangement is not bad.

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  3. Suriah Selvam
    Suriah Selvam says:

    This recipe is great but I think it's only missing one component here. And that's the hot stone bowl to make sure the base of the rice forms a sorta toasted crusty layer.

    Aside from that, YUMM!

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  4. Helloqq
    Helloqq says:

    Ok real question though, how long can i keep those mushrooms in the fridge? i want to try making that for a simple side dish for weekday meals but im afraid it would go bad over the week. Any comments are welcome XD.

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  5. Gamerdragon
    Gamerdragon says:

    I don’t always watch you’re vids while I’m eating, but I always am eating while watching you’re vids!
    Seriously dude whenever I watch you’re stuff I always end up wanting to put something in my mouth, 10 out of 10, great food great vids keep up the good work!! 😀

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  6. marcusduck
    marcusduck says:

    This man does not know what 'easy' means. He claims he's making an easy recipe but throws in a bunch of pretentious, chefy steps and he's like "anYonE cAN maKE tHIS disH". And let's not get into the authencity of the dish. Do you see any Koreans deep fry their mushrooms just for their Bimbimbap?

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