Korean traditional liquor makgeori & snack menu
Representative snacks that go well with makgeolli include green onion pancakes, skate samhap, boiled pork, and tofu kimchi.
“It’s raining. How about makgeolli with pajeon? On a rainy day, makgeolli is the soup with pajeon?
The sound made when frying pancakes is similar to the sound of rain, so when you hear the sound of rain, pancakes come to mind. With the addition of a savory flavor, ‘rainy day = pancake’ has become a formula. However, when makgeolli is added, the story changes.
“It’s raining. How about makgeolli with pajeon? On a rainy day, makgeolli is the soup with pajeon?
The sound made when frying pancakes is similar to the sound of rain, so when you hear the sound of rain, pancakes come to mind. With the addition of a savory flavor, ‘rainy day = pancake’ has become a formula. However, when makgeolli is added, the story changes.
Makgeolli has slightly different tastes, such as sourness or sweetness, depending on the product, but many people often look for makgeolli thanks to its rich and refreshing taste. Makgeolli has a low alcohol content and does not have a strong taste, so if you eat soupy food with a lot of moisture, you will not be able to taste it. However, if you look for information, you will find many foods that stick to your mouth while retaining the unique taste of makgeolli.
However, pancakes are not a suitable snack. Makgeolli has 100 calories per 200ml glass. Adding pancakes that are high in oil and salt can increase the risk of visceral fat, so it is best to consume them with foods that are low in fat and rich in protein, such as tofu or boiled pork.
However, pancakes are not a suitable snack. Makgeolli has 100 calories per 200ml glass. Adding pancakes that are high in oil and salt can increase the risk of visceral fat, so it is best to consume them with foods that are low in fat and rich in protein, such as tofu or boiled pork.
*Everything about makgeolli, the traditional Korean alcohol loved by the MZ generation_Source: Beast Seoul
*Makgeolli! What is the best snack that comes to mind? Wednesday Gourmet Episode 111
-A place where you can taste hand-made mung bean bindaetteok and various pancakes. ‘Kangane Bindaetteok’ in Yongsan-gu, Seoul
-A restaurant with a variety of makgeolli and snacks to choose from. The representative menu items are steamed stingray and boiled pork. ‘Baekgom Makgeolli & Brewing’ in Sinsa-dong, Seoul
-A place with seasonal seafood from the South Island that brings out the taste of the sea. A Korean meal with fish samhap and sour octopus salad. ‘Namdo Maru’ Hong in Yeouido, Seoul
-A restaurant with a variety of makgeolli and snacks to choose from. The representative menu items are steamed stingray and boiled pork. ‘Baekgom Makgeolli & Brewing’ in Sinsa-dong, Seoul
-A place with seasonal seafood from the South Island that brings out the taste of the sea. A Korean meal with fish samhap and sour octopus salad. ‘Namdo Maru’ Hong in Yeouido, Seoul
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