Welcome to hannaone.com.
Featuring Traditional, Contemporary, and Fusion Korean recipes from our former Korean restaurant and our home.
This site is dedicated primarily to Korean cuisine and some culture. There is some general food related history as well as brief histories of a few specific dishes. There are a fair number of Korean recipes posted here which were developed and used in either my former Korean restaurant, in my home, or gathered from my mother in law's vast knowledge of Korean home cooking.
The Korean recipes cover soups, side dishes (banchan), Korean grilled foods (Korean BBQ), stir fry, snacks, main dishes, Royal Cuisine, fried treats, sweets, beverages, and desserts.
You will also find a glossary of Korean dishes and foods, and an ingredient dictionary which includes nutritional information where available.
There is a section which lists locations of many Asian groceries throughout the United States, as well as a few in several other countries.
You can also browse the entertainment section of the site which includes Korean Drama, both contemporary and historical, and books that I have enjoyed and recommend. There are links to Amazon.com for some of these for those interested in purchasing them.
There is also a set of pages that contain links to various government (U.S. federal, state, and city) employment sites.
Feel free to check out the different sections of this site, and I hope that you find something useful and enjoyable.
Featured Korean Movie
Northern Limit Line.
The Northern Limit Line is considered by South Korea to be the maritime boundary between North and South Korea. This boundary is disputed by North Korea which states that the boundary is farther south.
On June 29th, 2002, while South Koreans were enthralled with the World Cup games, two North Korean patrol Boats crossed the demarcation line and were warned off by South Korean patrol boats. Approximately three miles south of the Northern Limit Line, the North Korean patrol boats attacked the South Korean patrol. By the end of the engagement
six South Korean Naval personnel were dead, and eighteen wounded - thirteen North Korean personnel were dead and twenty five wounded.
Trailer:
Featured Recipe from long ago
It's Samgyeopsal time again (well, just about anytime is Samgyeopsal time). Cherry blossoms have come and gone, lilacs are in bloom, and the first crop of leaf lettuce, spring onions, and Korean chives from our garden are ready to harvest. That means Samgyeopsal on the table top grill.
Samgyeopsal Recipe
Previously Featured Recipes
Korean Grilled Chicken Sandwich
Korean spicy chicken grilled and fused with American style sandwich.
A dish from the Korean Royal Courts. Minced and seasoned beef and pork rib meats mixed together and formed into bars, then either grilled or fried.
Kimchi and Pepper Stuffed Pork Chops
Kimchi and pork go together very well. so why not stuff the kimchi into the chops?
Sweet Potato Noodle stir fry: Japchae.
Japchae(잡채) is a Korean dish made from sweet potato noodles stir fried in sesame oil with vegetables (typically thinly sliced carrots, onion, spinach, and mushrooms), sometimes beef, that is flavoured with soy sauce and sweetened with sugar. A fantastic dish for summer, Japjae can be served warm or room temperature.
The other KFC (Korean Fried Chicken): Korean Spicy Chicken Wings.
With all the bowl games and February's Super Bowl people need some kind of finger food for Game Days. This Korean chicken wing dish fits the bill. Sweet, spicy, and delicious.
Happy New Year
New Year Soup
Sections
Korean Food And
Culture:
Introduction to Korean Cuisine and Culture
Over the centuries Korea's culture and cuisine has been
influenced by it's geography and neighbouring cultures. Surrounded
on three sides by ocean, the coastal areas of rolling hills and
plains are rich in seafood while the rugged....(read more)
Everyone needs a chance to relax and have some fun or maybe just
personal time. Reading, watching movies, outdoor recreation,
theme/amusement parks, or an occasional visit to a fun casino
are all chances for some serious down time....(read more)
Government Job
Links
This page is intended as an aid to people looking for civil
service careers with City, County, State, and Federal
governments. Click on the state you are interested....(read more)
Weight Equivalents
Looking at recipes and trying to determine how much of an
ingredient is needed can be hard. How much is a bunch? How many
eggs in a cup? How many onions to a cup? Garlic to a tablespoon?
What's that in ounces? Some
answers here....
NOTE:
This site is under constant developement and new areas will be
added as they are researched and completed.
