Korean Temple Cuisine: Gondre Rice & Bellflower Root

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Katie introduces you to Korean Temple Cuisine. It's a type of cuisine that originates from the Buddhist temples in Korea. Korean temple food uses a variety of mountain herbs and wild greens, including today's ingredients, bellflower root and gondre (Korean thistle). Seasoning is typically all-natural (no artificial flavoring). So its very organic and healthy way of eating.

Today, we introduce you to two temple cuisines: (1) Gondre Rice (pronounced Gondre Bap in Korean) and a banchan made with bellflower root (, doraji namul).

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