How to make this kimchi noodle recipe going viral in Korea



Hi everyone! You can find the full written recipe for this Kimchi Bibim Guksu or Kimchi Noodles here:

https://thekoreanvegan.com/spicy-bibim-kimchi-noodles-recipe/#recipe

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48 thoughts on “How to make this kimchi noodle recipe going viral in Korea”

  1. This seems like it would be so spicy 🌶️ I need someone to tell me it’s not, please. I’ve never eaten anything of the ingredients she mentioned (gochugaru and gochugan, also I’ve never had kimchi). Sorry for my spelling. I want to try these things but not if it’s going to melt my throat like I’ve swallowed lava 🤭. I would have to swap the noodles for rice noodles which are safe for me (I’m coeliac).

  2. I like this video, and I would not be upset if we saw more like this. But I like the complex discussions over food and politics too. Food is a primal need, but that doesn't mean it isn't calming. The story times, informational videos, and political takes are always so deliberate and I always appreciate that it's paired with cooking. Encourage multiple aspects of our lives to be connected

  3. If you don’t like staining your cutting boards (and a little lazy, like me), you can cut the kimchi with scissors 🙂
    Edit: also keep a close eye on the somyun noodles because the pot tends to overflow pretty quickly! You can solve this by pouring in a little bit of cold water every time it threatens to boil over ❤

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