A festive meal

This is a composite of our family's Thanksgiving meal of 2011. I know it's a little late, but I often get the questions "What is a traditional Korean Thanksgiving meal like?" so I hope this satiates that query. You can see it's a mix of western and eastern foods. All of it delicious, not only because of the food, but mostly because of the company that comes along with it.

Cheers,
Joe Kwon

Comments

[borntobecassidy]

I want all of that

[Ducky]

Whoa! Can we get some recipes, perchance? :D

[Sarah]

What are the tan cookie looking things?

[Joe Kwon]

That is a Korean bread called 호떡 (hotteok) it's a bread filled with sweet goodness. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotteok

[Dorota]

Do the pictures have captions? It would be fun to google recipes for this yummy food, especially the first picture.

[Rob]

Agreed on the names. Some good looking stuff right there.

[Todd]

Who knew that the traditional Korean thanksgiving centered around fine Russian River Pinots and Napa Cabs.

[Jane]

the first picture is jap chae. funny that i came across this post, as i just ate some yesterday. for lunch today? korean beef aka bulgogi. here is a wiki about japchae - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japchae

[brandi]

Wow - I think I want a meal like this for Thanksgiving next year. Everything looks so good - and great wine choices.

Hope you enjoyed your holiday break!