Ok, this sounds a bit weird, but its quite fun.
First, set aside some korean food for tasting without the guest knowing.
Some examples: kimchi, spinach, seaweed, soju, rice
Party Planning, Menus, and Ideas-- Simple entertaining!!
entertaining friends is easy, doesn't matter if it's 10-50 people. The more the merrier!! The key is simplicity and enjoy the process..
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Korean Party :Soybean Sprout Muchim Recipe
Recipe Yield: 2-3 servings
Need:
5 Handfuls of soybean sprout
salt, water
garlic
5 stalks of spring onions
Soy sauce
Sugar
Sesame oil
Hot pepper flakes
Need:
5 Handfuls of soybean sprout
salt, water
garlic
5 stalks of spring onions
Soy sauce
Sugar
Sesame oil
Hot pepper flakes
Labels:
Korean party,
recipes
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Korean Party: Dwenjang Guk Recipe (Soybean Paste Soup)
Yield: 2-3 servings
Need:
1 Onion
7 Anchovies (cleaned, intestines removed)
2 Tbsp Garlic
1 Potato
3 Tbsp Soybean Paste
Spring onions/ green onions
Need:
1 Onion
7 Anchovies (cleaned, intestines removed)
2 Tbsp Garlic
1 Potato
3 Tbsp Soybean Paste
Spring onions/ green onions
Labels:
korean party,
recipes
Friday, March 2, 2012
Korean Party- Spinach Namul Recipe
Recipe yield: 2 servings
Need:
3 Handfuls of spinach (after cleaning)
Salt
Garlic
Spring Onion
Soy sauce
Sesame oil
Red Pepper powder (optional)
Need:
3 Handfuls of spinach (after cleaning)
Salt
Garlic
Spring Onion
Soy sauce
Sesame oil
Red Pepper powder (optional)
Labels:
Korean party,
recipe
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Korean Party- Simple Party Menu
Banchans/ Side Dishes:
All of this need to be prepared in advance, and served in small bowls. However, a shortcut to this is to get all the stuff from supermarkets, if you have a bigger budget. I would suggest at least getting the kimchi and the seaweed from the supermarkets, as it will make things easier.
Kimchi
Seasoned seaweed
Soybean sprouts Muchim
Spinach Namul
Garlic Chive and Cucumber Muchim
Bowl full of Big-leaf lettuce
Mains:
Dwenjang Guk (Korean style miso soup)
Rice
Drinks:
Barley tea drink
Soju
All of this need to be prepared in advance, and served in small bowls. However, a shortcut to this is to get all the stuff from supermarkets, if you have a bigger budget. I would suggest at least getting the kimchi and the seaweed from the supermarkets, as it will make things easier.
Kimchi
Seasoned seaweed
Soybean sprouts Muchim
Spinach Namul
Garlic Chive and Cucumber Muchim
Bowl full of Big-leaf lettuce
Mains:
Dwenjang Guk (Korean style miso soup)
Rice
Drinks:
Barley tea drink
Soju
Labels:
Korean party,
menus
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Simple Entertaining- Korean Party
With all
the hype of all the Korean dramas and fashion, even Korean food has become a
favorite for many. That’s why having a Korean party with the focus on the food is definitely going to please people
Theme:
Korean
Decorations:
None
needed, just spread out the table with all the banchans (side dishes) and that’ll be the
decorations.
When I visited Korea, there were no centerpieces or decorations, so, it'll be nice and simple to follow.
Labels:
Korean party
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Sleepover/ Slumber Party Games - Do we think alike? Game
This is a game before everybody goes to bed, and its pretty interesting as it helps everybody know more about each other too.
What you need:
Paper and pens
Coloured socks for all.
Eg: A red sock for each
Round 1:
Ask a question and ask everybody to write it down and show immediately.
Examples:
What fruit that is red in colour comes to your mind right now?
What you need:
Paper and pens
Coloured socks for all.
Eg: A red sock for each
Round 1:
Ask a question and ask everybody to write it down and show immediately.
Examples:
What fruit that is red in colour comes to your mind right now?
Labels:
party games,
Sleepover party
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