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  1. Jinhwa Lee
    Jinhwa Lee says:

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  2. Mrs. Roper
    Mrs. Roper says:

    You think you're good at making Vegan food? Food is Vegan by default. You just don't put carcass , titty secretions, or menstruation in it. It ain't that hard to accomplish, Ling Ling.

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  3. Rimsha Tariq
    Rimsha Tariq says:

    Seonkyoung's recipes are always so flavourful and amazing! Loved the kimchi recipe, can't wait to make it soon! And can we talk about all the attitude in this video, lol. She's the best <3

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  4. Mama.Irish
    Mama.Irish says:

    Kimchi has been in my top 5 of foods to try; I just love trying "new" foods so when I see something delicious I'll write it down. Seeing the recipe, which I thank you for sharing, knowing it's suppose to "easy" I'll most likely fail or it not even tasting remotely like kimchi, don't want myself ruining something I haven't even tried yet which again is something I would do. lol
    Looks really good and hopefully one day I'll finally be able to try it.

    New subscriber, xx much love from Ohio ❀

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  5. Jordan Smith
    Jordan Smith says:

    Man, out of all the ferments this one looks the most intimidating to me simply because of the how many strange ingredients are required. You make it look doable though and I can't wait to try it for myself.

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  6. Paisley Stevens
    Paisley Stevens says:

    I heard you say peel the persimmons. I just wanted to double-check and make sure that you want me to dispose of the skins before I add the fruit. Or do you just mean peel it and break it apart and add it all skins included?

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  7. Generation ProgreXXive
    Generation ProgreXXive says:

    I made this a couple days ago. I went off memory, but I had also watched another video and got confused. I accidentally used 1 and a half cups of red pepper flakes instead of the 3/4 cup you said. It's only two days into the ferment but the juice tastes AWESOME!!!

    There is a dish I used to get in Hawaii called Bi Bim Kook Soo. It's similar to your cold noodle dish, but has a variety of fermented veg and bits of bulgogi. When I was in Korea I couldn't find it anywhere (Seoul, Kunsan, or Osan). Is this an "Americanized" Korean dish? If you know what it is, please make a video.

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