DIY Samgyeopsal



We tried our hands on a Korean dish - Samgyeopsal!

My husband and I prepared this together. The ingredients that we have are quite simple. We stuck to the basics.

Ingredients:
     Ssamjang (bought this in a Korean store)
     Kimchi
     Sesame oil
     Pork (thinly sliced; remove the skin)
     Lettuce
     White onion
     Garlic

Saute the onions and garlic. Set aside. Fry the pork on the same pan. Set aside. Put a little salt and pepper on the sesame oil. Layer all ingredients on the lettuce and wrap it. Enjoy!

It's that simple.

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