K-Cook Delight: Shrimp and Pumpkin Fritters by John Dolginko
InspiredSteps
2013-11-07
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For more information about the K-Cook Delight event and many other programs related to food, study abroad, cultural immersion language study and internships among many other, visit http://www.inspiredsteps.org
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ABOUT K-COOK DELIGHT
K-Cook Delight is a campaign by Inspired Steps (http://www.inspiredsteps.org), and sponsored by Korean Food Foundation (http://www.koreanfood.net), which aims at spreading global awareness of Korean culture through its cuisine.
People of diverse set of nationalities/ethnicities participate in the event. Among these applicants, thirty individuals are selected (10 professional chefs, 20 local foreigners) and participate in cooking classes spanning for roughly three weeks. During this period, they learn how to cook Korea's top representative traditional foods: pajeon, bibimbap, and jabchae. While they do so, participants integrate the ingredients, taste, and ideas of their native country, ultimately producing a creative new Korean food dish on the first week of September. Afterwards, they film themselves explaining their creation in their native language, and exhibit it at the "Day-Restaurant" event, followed by the International Exchange Party.
Although starting off in Seoul, Korea, "K-Cook Delight" is a project that hopes to spread beyond Asia alone, and become a worldwide event. Not only will participants be a part of something entertaining and creative, but they will also be at the forefront of a campaign aimed to expand awareness for more than just food, but culture.
For more information about the K-Cook Delight event and many other programs related to food, study abroad, cultural immersion language study and internships among many other, visit http://www.inspiredsteps.org
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ABOUT K-COOK DELIGHT
K-Cook Delight is a campaign by Inspired Steps (http://www.inspiredsteps.org), and sponsored by Korean Food Foundation (http://www.koreanfood.net), which aims at spreading global awareness of Korean culture through its cuisine.
People of diverse set of nationalities/ethnicities participate in the event. Among these applicants, thirty individuals are selected (10 professional chefs, 20 local foreigners) and participate in cooking classes spanning for roughly three weeks. During this period, they learn how to cook Korea's top representative traditional foods: pajeon, bibimbap, and jabchae. While they do so, participants integrate the ingredients, taste, and ideas of their native country, ultimately producing a creative new Korean food dish on the first week of September. Afterwards, they film themselves explaining their creation in their native language, and exhibit it at the "Day-Restaurant" event, followed by the International Exchange Party.
Although starting off in Seoul, Korea, "K-Cook Delight" is a project that hopes to spread beyond Asia alone, and become a worldwide event. Not only will participants be a part of something entertaining and creative, but they will also be at the forefront of a campaign aimed to expand awareness for more than just food, but culture.
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