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Language: Korean

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Grandmother’s Kimchi Wisdom Tales from Korean Kitchen Traditions Korean Edition Can You Imagine a Color this book explores in detailStep back in time to the year 1913, when the city of Cheongju in Korea preserved the essence of daily life through food. This book unearths a rare culinary record, Banchandeungsok (), one of the earliest Korean cookbooks that documented nine kinds of kimchi made over a century ago including mu kimchi (radish kimchi), kkakdugi, gochu kimchi, oi kimchi (cucumber kimchi), gatdegi (mustard leaf kimchi), and baechu jjanji (salted cabbage pickles). Through