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10 Magazine has posted a poll asking readers what their favorite brands of Korean ramyeon (or “ramen”) are. Vote for...
read moreThis is a public service announcement, um, announcing, that the Weblog Awards have opened nominations. Hmm, I wonder who could qualify for “Best Asian Weblog.”
read moreThis is one of those few areas where I’m political about food. Yes, I make fun of vegetarians a lot, but I respect them a lot more than meat eaters who want to pretend that their meat doesn’t come from a live animal. I myself have helped slaughter turkeys and have helped break down a pig. I thought the experiences would...
read moreI’d change hosting providers, but I’ve already paid for a few years hosting already. This is an alert to anyone hosted by Globat–they are doing it again. Here’s the email they sent out to everyone. Dear Joe, On Monday of this week, we sent you an e-mail with our new GloVault(tm) product upgrade offer that...
read moreAn essay that I wrote on Korean food and essays and photos from other foreigners in Korea, including some that you have seen on this site, is now published in the book Korea Up Close. You can buy your copy at Seoul Selection right now. If you look closely, you can see a quote from me on the back cover. This has been an amazing...
read moreThis is becoming the All-Tony-Bourdain blog, huh? A friend over at Ruffianville brought to my attention this nice little comic that features our favorite foul mouthed chef.
read moreMichael Ruhlman started his blog a few months ago. He’s a notorious partner in crime with Anthony Bourdain. This year, he has let Bourdain guest blog twice, once on season two of Bravo’s Top Chef and then on the hell that is Food Network. The second one really caused some heated chatter. Ruhlman’s now handed Tony...
read moreHave you noticed that all the Google ads are gone? If you remember correctly, the Food Journal was featured in The New York Times a few weeks ago. This resulted in an amazing 15,000 hits in three days. You think this would finally generate some income for all the work I put into here. HA! Fat chance. I promptly received an email...
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Koreans pride themselves on eating some pretty spicy food. Even though not all of it is as spicy as what I’m used to, coming from near the New Orleans area and the home of Tabasco, some of it can really smoke my ears. I get asked by Koreans regularly, “Can you eat that? Isn’t it too spicy for you?” We need...
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