Re: [CH] Blue Garlic and ISO Uncle Dirty Dave

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I have spoken with many of the Koreans that I work with (there is a large
Korean population in Atlanta) and they all agree that the best kimchee around
here comes from a particular Asian grocery store (Buford Highway Farmer's
Market).  Obviously, that doesn't help much if you don't live in Atlanta, but I
think the moral is that you should check out a market with a large Korean
section -- they probably make the stuff there.

Matt



--- AndyB <barnhart@mfire.com> wrote:
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> Suz wrote:
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> > Please let us know if you are still alive & kicking after eating the
> steamed
> > rice and kimchee this weekend.
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> Speaking of kimchee ... Does anyone know where to get good kimchee ?
> I've been to Korea for a week and found kimchee that makes anything
> I've had in the US just yuck in comparison.
> 
> Or ..., how 'bout a recipe for good kimchee -- one that does not require
> burying it in an earthen jug for 6 months.  (I'm too impatient.)
> 
> AndyB
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