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  • 00:03

    Hi everybody!
    Hi everybody!

  • 00:05

    Today I'm going to show you another easy, quick but delicious recipe.
    Today I'm going to show you another easy, quick but delicious recipe.

  • 00:11

    And so cheap cheap ingredients!
    And so cheap cheap ingredients!

  • 00:14

    With what? Here you go! (laughs)
    With what? Here you go! (laughs)

  • 00:18

    This is a cabbage!
    This is a cabbage!

  • 00:19

    Korean baechu.
    Korean baechu.

  • 00:20

    You know what baechu is? When we make kimchi we need this cabbage.
    You know what baechu is? When we make kimchi we need this cabbage.

  • 00:24

    With this baechu I'm going to make pancake!
    With this baechu I'm going to make pancake!

  • 00:28

    In Korean: jeon. Baechujeon.
    In Korean: jeon. Baechujeon.

  • 00:31

    This cabbage is so pretty, isn't it?
    This cabbage is so pretty, isn't it?

  • 00:35

    I got this from a normal grocery store not in the Korean grocery store.
    I got this from a normal grocery store not in the Korean grocery store.

  • 00:41

    Isn't it funny? These days in New York City I see this kind of cabbage everywhere.
    Isn't it funny? These days in New York City I see this kind of cabbage everywhere.

  • 00:47

    So that means that I can make kimchi so easily.
    So that means that I can make kimchi so easily.

  • 00:51

    With 1 baechu I can feed maybe 30, 40 people!
    With 1 baechu I can feed maybe 30, 40 people!

  • 00:56

    But we are going to use only 8 ounces.
    But we are going to use only 8 ounces.

  • 00:59

    The outer cabbage is very tough.
    The outer cabbage is very tough.

  • 01:03

    I removed these cabbage leaves. Don't worry I'm not going to discard.
    I removed these cabbage leaves. Don't worry I'm not going to discard.

  • 01:08

    I will make kimchi with this later.
    I will make kimchi with this later.

  • 01:11

    I like to choose good-looking cabbage leaves.
    I like to choose good-looking cabbage leaves.

  • 01:14

    From this guy, pretty color, still green, beautiful.
    From this guy, pretty color, still green, beautiful.

  • 01:19

    And also the size is not too big.
    And also the size is not too big.

  • 01:21

    So I will just use this.
    So I will just use this.

  • 01:25

    All I need is just 8 ounces.
    All I need is just 8 ounces.

  • 01:35

    You can make many servings but today I just use only 8 ounces.
    You can make many servings but today I just use only 8 ounces.

  • 01:40

    With the leftovers I'm going to make kimchi with this later. Mak kimchi.
    With the leftovers I'm going to make kimchi with this later. Mak kimchi.

  • 01:45

    One, two, three, four, five leaves.
    One, two, three, four, five leaves.

  • 01:48

    Let's wash!
    Let's wash!

  • 01:56

    Dry out.
    Dry out.

  • 01:59

    In Korea, peak season for cabbage is just before winter starts.
    In Korea, peak season for cabbage is just before winter starts.

  • 02:05

    The baechu is very sweet and crispy. Most of all, it's very sweet.
    The baechu is very sweet and crispy. Most of all, it's very sweet.

  • 02:09

    People from Gyeongsang province, they make delicious baechujeon.
    People from Gyeongsang province, they make delicious baechujeon.

  • 02:14

    I was not very familiar with baechujeon, but I was recommended it by so many people
    I was not very familiar with baechujeon, but I was recommended it by so many people

  • 02:20

    Including my viewers.
    Including my viewers.

  • 02:21

    "Maangchi, I want to see your version."
    "Maangchi, I want to see your version."

  • 02:24

    Actually, too easy! (laughs) Too easy!
    Actually, too easy! (laughs) Too easy!

  • 02:27

    I have to make this cabbage flat.
    I have to make this cabbage flat.

  • 02:31

    Because it is kind of curved, right?
    Because it is kind of curved, right?

  • 02:33

    So I'm going to give it a few slits.
    So I'm going to give it a few slits.

  • 02:39

    Ok, now it's time to make delicious batter.
    Ok, now it's time to make delicious batter.

  • 02:43

    How can we make delicious batter?
    How can we make delicious batter?

  • 02:46

    I use stock. You remember my vegetable stock recipe?
    I use stock. You remember my vegetable stock recipe?

  • 02:51

    This is vegetable stock, and you guys can also use anchovy-kelp stock
    This is vegetable stock, and you guys can also use anchovy-kelp stock

  • 02:57

    or anchovy stock, or if you don't have anything like this, use chicken broth.
    or anchovy stock, or if you don't have anything like this, use chicken broth.

  • 03:02

    That's kind of my secret.
    That's kind of my secret.

  • 03:03

    But: "Maangchi I don't have any stock, and I don't have chicken broth!"
    But: "Maangchi I don't have any stock, and I don't have chicken broth!"

  • 03:08

    Then just use water. It'll be just a little less delicious. (laughs)
    Then just use water. It'll be just a little less delicious. (laughs)

  • 03:13

    Ok I will use 1 cup stock.
    Ok I will use 1 cup stock.

  • 03:16

    This is vegetable stock.
    This is vegetable stock.

  • 03:18

    I usually make a lot of stock.
    I usually make a lot of stock.

  • 03:22

    In this kind of container, several containers.
    In this kind of container, several containers.

  • 03:25

    And then I keep them in my freezer.
    And then I keep them in my freezer.

  • 03:28

    And whenever I make something, like kimchi-jjigae or any stew, and then I take it out
    And whenever I make something, like kimchi-jjigae or any stew, and then I take it out

  • 03:35

    just one day before and keep it in the fridge.
    just one day before and keep it in the fridge.

  • 03:38

    And then when I need this, it's all thawed out.
    And then when I need this, it's all thawed out.

  • 03:43

    1 cup stock.
    1 cup stock.

  • 03:48

    And salt.
    And salt.

  • 03:50

    1/2 teaspoon.
    1/2 teaspoon.

  • 03:52

    I need to add flour now. 2/3 cup.
    I need to add flour now. 2/3 cup.

  • 03:55

    This is my 1/3 cup measuring cup.
    This is my 1/3 cup measuring cup.

  • 03:58

    I need to use this 2 times.
    I need to use this 2 times.

  • 04:08

    So 2/3 cup.
    So 2/3 cup.

  • 04:10

    And one egg.
    And one egg.

  • 04:14

    Mix all together.
    Mix all together.

  • 04:21

    While you are mixing, the salt is going to be dissolved.
    While you are mixing, the salt is going to be dissolved.

  • 04:31

    This is my pan, and let's heat up.
    This is my pan, and let's heat up.

  • 04:37

    Over medium-high heat.
    Over medium-high heat.

  • 04:38

    We need a dipping sauce, so I will just make an easy dipping sauce.
    We need a dipping sauce, so I will just make an easy dipping sauce.

  • 04:42

    Soy sauce, 2 tablespoons.
    Soy sauce, 2 tablespoons.

  • 04:44

    I'm waiting until my pan is heated.
    I'm waiting until my pan is heated.

  • 04:49

    2 tablespoons.
    2 tablespoons.

  • 04:50

    And this is white vinegar. 1 tablespoon.
    And this is white vinegar. 1 tablespoon.

  • 04:55

    And 1/2 teaspoon gochu-garu, Korean hot pepper flakes.
    And 1/2 teaspoon gochu-garu, Korean hot pepper flakes.

  • 05:01

    And sesame seeds about 1 teaspoon.
    And sesame seeds about 1 teaspoon.

  • 05:04

    And then green onion
    And then green onion

  • 05:12

    Chop it up.
    Chop it up.

  • 05:22

    And mix.
    And mix.

  • 05:26

    Nice dipping sauce! I made it in just 10 seconds!
    Nice dipping sauce! I made it in just 10 seconds!

  • 05:30

    (laughs) You guys can do it!
    (laughs) You guys can do it!

  • 05:31

    Add a generous amount of cooking oil.
    Add a generous amount of cooking oil.

  • 05:34

    This is vegetable oil.
    This is vegetable oil.

  • 05:37

    Dip in the batter.
    Dip in the batter.

  • 05:43

    Another one.
    Another one.

  • 06:02

    You can add more batter here.
    You can add more batter here.

  • 06:07

    Bottom side is a little crunchy.
    Bottom side is a little crunchy.

  • 06:09

    And turn it over. Ow, ow nice beautiful!
    And turn it over. Ow, ow nice beautiful!

  • 06:14

    Here you go!
    Here you go!

  • 06:17

    Isn't it pretty? Whole cabbage leaf you can see this!
    Isn't it pretty? Whole cabbage leaf you can see this!

  • 06:21

    You can add more oil.
    You can add more oil.

  • 06:30

    Just like my gamjajeon recipe (potato pancake).
    Just like my gamjajeon recipe (potato pancake).

  • 06:34

    You have to add a generous amount of cooking oil.
    You have to add a generous amount of cooking oil.

  • 06:37

    So that it's going to turn out crunchy.
    So that it's going to turn out crunchy.

  • 06:40

    When it's cooked you will see that it expands.
    When it's cooked you will see that it expands.

  • 06:43

    Like it here.
    Like it here.

  • 06:46

    And let's flip over.
    And let's flip over.

  • 06:50

    Amazingly delicious looking!
    Amazingly delicious looking!

  • 06:58

    This pancake is, while you are cooking and your family members are waiting.
    This pancake is, while you are cooking and your family members are waiting.

  • 07:03

    When you finish the first batch, they are already ready to eat.
    When you finish the first batch, they are already ready to eat.

  • 07:08

    Ok, nice.
    Ok, nice.

  • 07:10

    I will just put it here.
    I will just put it here.

  • 07:18

    Clean up.
    Clean up.

  • 07:20

    And then...
    And then...

  • 07:21

    some more oil.
    some more oil.

  • 07:27

    We can add generous amount of batter.
    We can add generous amount of batter.

  • 07:43

    Wow, it looks good!
    Wow, it looks good!

  • 07:55

    You guys may think "Oh just only cabbage, what is the big deal?"
    You guys may think "Oh just only cabbage, what is the big deal?"

  • 07:59

    But actually, really tasty especially if you use stock.
    But actually, really tasty especially if you use stock.

  • 08:03

    My last one.
    My last one.

  • 08:05

    Oil...
    Oil...

  • 08:07

    I will use up all this batter.
    I will use up all this batter.

  • 08:29

    Here you go ~ (laughs)
    Here you go ~ (laughs)

  • 08:32

    In order to eat this, I need these!
    In order to eat this, I need these!

  • 08:34

    Because it's too large!
    Because it's too large!

  • 08:37

    Like this...
    Like this...

  • 08:50

    The sauce we made.
    The sauce we made.

  • 08:59

    Mm! (laughs)
    Mm! (laughs)

  • 09:01

    Sweet cabbage is so juicy and a little crispy.
    Sweet cabbage is so juicy and a little crispy.

  • 09:06

    And also I can feel the fiber when I chew this.
    And also I can feel the fiber when I chew this.

  • 09:09

    And also the batter is really savory.
    And also the batter is really savory.

  • 09:12

    Very tasty. When this is really hot then serve right away.
    Very tasty. When this is really hot then serve right away.

  • 09:15

    Let's make baechujeon all together!
    Let's make baechujeon all together!

  • 09:18

    So delicious!
    So delicious!

  • 09:19

    Enjoy my recipe! See you next time! Bye!
    Enjoy my recipe! See you next time! Bye!

All noun
everybody
/ˈevrēˌbädē/

word

Every person; everyone

Baechujeon (Cabbage Pancake: 배추전)

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Intro:

Hi everybody!. Today I'm going to show you another easy, quick but delicious recipe.
And so cheap cheap ingredients!. With what? Here you go! (laughs). This is a cabbage!. Korean baechu.. You know what baechu is? When we make kimchi we need this cabbage.
With this baechu I'm going to make pancake!. In Korean: jeon. Baechujeon.. This cabbage is so pretty, isn't it?. I got this from a normal grocery store not in the Korean grocery store.
Isn't it funny? These days in New York City I see this kind of cabbage everywhere.
So that means that I can make kimchi so easily.. With 1 baechu I can feed maybe 30, 40 people!. But we are going to use only 8 ounces.. The outer cabbage is very tough.. I removed these cabbage leaves. Don't worry I'm not going to discard.
I will make kimchi with this later.. I like to choose good-looking cabbage leaves.. From this guy, pretty color, still green, beautiful.

Video Vocabulary

/ˈsərviNG/

noun other

quantity of food suitable for or served to one person. Amounts of food for one person at a meal.

/rəˈmo͞ovd/

adjective verb

separated in relationship by number of steps of descent. To get rid of something completely.

/ˈɡrōs(ə)rē/

noun

grocer's shop or business.

/ˈleftˌōvər/

noun other

something remaining after rest has been used. Food you didn't eat at a meal.

/əˈnəT͟Hər/

adjective determiner pronoun

One more, but not this. One more added. additional person or thing of same type.

/ˈkabij/

noun

plant.

/dəˈliSHəs/

adjective

Very pleasing to eat; especially pleasing.