Korean lunar new year food

Cart authentic ingredients for Korean Mandu (dumplings). Cook with love. Serve family style.

[I Ate] Traditional Korean Lunar New Years foods #TTDD#TheThingsDadsDo

Chuseok is one of the most important holiday in Korea. It is celebrated on 15th day of the 8th month (lunar calendar). On Chuseok Koreans visit their parents and give thanks to their ancestors for the abundant harvest. Traditions On the morning of Chuseok, Koreans present newly harvested rice, rice wine and Songpyeon to their ancestral altars. There are some rules how to organize ritual table on Chuseok holiday. - Direct the ritual table to the north. - There is a certain order how to serve…

Korean New Year Traditions - Ancestral Offering

Happy Lunar New Year! This is not the most traditional New Year's Day Korean meal... but close enough, I think. I cannot share my foods ...

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