How a Korean Chef Makes Breakfast For His Wife! PART 2.


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  1. @IronMan3582
    @IronMan3582 says:

    The glorious return of the Tuna Pancake

    Old School fans of the channel know exactly what I'm talking about here (seriously, it was the first thing I attempted to make after watching the original video)

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  2. @MistyQueHarper
    @MistyQueHarper says:

    well, my 5 year old daughter said she wants to try this because "IT LOOKS SO YUMMY!!!!" . And now I just have to make this. Aaron and Claire, it's all your fault for making me try all these delicious recipes! By the way, hugs all the way from Romania!!! (Eastern Europe)

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  3. @sheilanc1
    @sheilanc1 says:

    Amazing video as always. Fish sauce I skip in my homemade kimchi I just don't like it at all, how ever there are a few dish that I do add it to but normally not the amounts they call for. Soon as I'm back at work I'm definitely going to order your cook book it needs to be in my kitchen. Much love and Happy Holidays .

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  4. @chellehansen
    @chellehansen says:

    Evrything looks soo good, is there something else i can use in stead of dried pollack? I have problems finding it here in Denmark ๐Ÿ˜“ I can get fresh pollack, but I know it wont get the same flawor ๐Ÿ˜… It is actually really strange i cant find it, because we have Greenland and the faroe Island that is a part of Denmark and they do air dry fish, i can probably be lucky and get something called Klipfisk, but it is really Salty and need to be cleaned in fresh water over night. Maybe i could use that?

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  5. @lynettelee9296
    @lynettelee9296 says:

    What a coincidence! I made bulgogi before I saw this video & had that for breakfast with the rolled egg omelette using your recipe! The only thing that was different is that I added some dangmyeon (japchae noodles) to the bulgogi.

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  6. @BlamHani
    @BlamHani says:

    I really appreciate Aaron that you are so sympathetic for us outside of Korea. All of the alternatives you recommend are easy to get in the UK and gives me peace of mind itโ€™ll give me a similar taste. Thank you, I canโ€™t wait to try this! (Does this also mean I can have a fun night out to test how good of a hangover cure this is? ๐Ÿ˜‚)

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  7. @bonniepwtf
    @bonniepwtf says:

    A feast for sure Claire! I can see how that soup would be so comforting. Hodu was the perfect little eyeful for me throughout. Thank you so much.๐Ÿ’—๐Ÿ’—๐Ÿ’—๐Ÿ’—๐Ÿ’—๐Ÿ’—

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  8. @Ali-py2ck
    @Ali-py2ck says:

    I hope you and Claire could come to the United States and rate H Mart. I would like to know how they rate with carrying products that are common in Korea but hard to find in the rest of the world. Keep up the good work. I love your cook book.

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