Korea

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A Place To Grow

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5
3 Reviews
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A Place To Grow , Pak, Soyung. Eds. Marcelino Truong(Illus.). Arthur A. Levine Books;.
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A Single Shard

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4.87805
41 Reviews
A Single Shard, Park, Linda Sue. New York: Clarion Books.
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Bamboo Rice

Bamboo Rice

The use of bamboos to cook and present rice for serving is unusual, however, very in tune with the idea of utilizing nature to cook and present. The rice was cooked with barley and beans, and has chestnuts in the center. Though the dish is not typical, the rice and ingridents are very typical of Korean cooking.

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Bee-bim Bop!

Bee-bim Bop!, Park, Linda Sue. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
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Beef Bulgogi

Beef Bulgogi Prepped for Cooking

Bulgogi is a common Korean dish of cooked marinated meat. Slices of marinated beef, chicken, or pork are grilled or pan-cooked with garlic, onions, mushrooms, and green peppers. Side dishes consisting of lettuce or other leafy vegetable are used to wrap a slice of cooked meat, with a touch of ssamjang or other side dishes.

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Blue House

Blue House

THe picture depicts the "Blue House" which is the residence of the President of South Korea. Aptly named due to the blue color of the tiles, it takes on the name in comparison to the White House here in the U.S. The occupants of the "Blue House" are limited to one term, so unlike in the United States, the turnover is more frequent. Access to the Blue House is difficult to attain, keeping in mind the status of conflict with North Korea and an assasination attempt in 1968 through a raid of the Blue House.

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