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[karri]

for sour cream...

If you can get a hold of cream cheese, ideally the blocks of it, not the spreadable.

Put cream cheese in a bowl, add a little bit of boiling water (really only a tablespoon or so at first). Mix until its smooth. You may need to add more water in it as well.

It still isn't sour cream but does make a decent substitute and u can usually find it at the bakeries.

If you also add in a slice of velevta cheese and some taco type seasons it makes a killer cheese dip.

[madowlspeaks]

This lot of posts is as bad as the Koreans who can't live without Kimchi

[esetters21]

[hugekebab]

[madowlspeaks]

[prideofidaho]

^
I don't like name-calling, but you're a tosser. Who cares what other people want to eat. I, for one, like all kinds of food, and I like to cook...and, I eat k food for lunchee.

Cherry tomato and pesto pasta

Boil pasta (as much as you need)

When pasta is boiled, add:

-cherry tomatoes (whole)
-Pesto (as much as you like)
-grated parmesan

cover pot with a lid for a few moments. This will cook the tomatoes ever so slightly. If you become a ninja and add the ingredients to the cooked pasta ASAP, the tomatoes will be nice and cooked and juicy.

Delicious with a simple salad. I like to make my own dressing. 2 parts olive oil to one part balsamic. Then add whatever you like. My favourites are garlic, seed mustard, salt and pepper. (or...chili flakes, capers, anything you like...)

yummmmmmmmmmm. This was a great idea and I'm pleased to see it's made its way to sticky status.

[Xuanzang]

[djmarcus]

Simple Turkey Sandwich

Ok, everyone knows how to make one, but maybe they don't know where to find the ingredients.

+ Real slices of turkey: Hyundai Dept Store (Next to Coex) or Jamshil Lotte Deparment store) For about 3,500 you get about 6-8 slices. I think that's plenty for one sandwhich.

+ Bread: I think some really good fresh bread can be found at Hannam Market. I haven't had a chance to taste them, but I've seen them for sale there. I usually go to Paris Baguet and buy the French baguet and ask them to cut it once in the middle, sideways (to add meat in between the slices. You might have to visually show them because everytime I ask someone to cut it, they look at me like I just asked them to get on spaceship and go to jupiter...anyways..next

+ Fresh lettuce: Lotte or Hyundai department store has a section of fresh greens where you can just pick out the leafs that you want. it's usually under 1,000won.

+ Sauce: Hyundai Department store (the one near coex) seems to have the most variety of sauces for all kinds of dishes.

I usually have some soup with this which is also available at one of the deparment stores I mentioned.

[djmarcus]