I’m still on my Korean kick so I made this recipe tonight: spicy fish cakes. I guess these are technically a side dish, but I just ate a good portion with some rice for dinner while I was making approximately 85 tonnes of kimchi.

Not bad, but I am exhausted. (See bit about excessive amounts of kimchi.)
Previous dinners from Lori
- Bing Su - June 29th, 2010
- Korean fish soup - June 28th, 2010
- Kimchi Jjigae, attempt #2 - May 16th, 2010
- Dolsot Bibimbap - March 7th, 2010
- Dakkangjung - January 21st, 2010





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Oooh bite sized … interesting… 85 tonnes of kimchi????
It ended up being 5 large containers (three different types of kimchi–radish, cabbage, cucumber) and one smaller container (misc leftover veggies). Luckily I do have a friend or two I can give some of this to…
I see a lot of Korean dinners in your future!
where are you burying it?
In my fridge
You can fake the buried fermentation trick by leaving the kimchi out at room temp for 12-36 hours and then store in the fridge. It tastes like genuine kimchi in a couple of days, though I’ll eat it “fresh.”