Mogwacha (Chinese Quince Tea) refers to a Korean sweet tea made from thin slices of Chinese quince that have been preserved in honey

Related Articles

Saengseon-chobap ■■■■
Saengseon-chobap (Raw Fish on Rice) is a Korean dish similar to Japanese Sushi which is made from thin . . . Read More
Yulmucha ■■■■
Yulmucha refers to Yulmu Tea, a traditional Korean hot tea drink made from roasted ground Job's tears . . . Read More
Siraegi ■■■
Siraegi is the Korean word for "Dried Radish Leaves". In Korea, the leaves of white radish or Chinese . . . Read More
Chinatown at top500.de■■■
Chinatown is an urban region containing a large population of Chinese people within a non-Chinese society; . . . Read More
Seasoned Rice Vinegar ■■■
Seasoned Rice Vinegar refers to a slightly sweet, mild-tasking vinegar made from fermented rice. Seasoned . . . Read More
Beoseot ■■■
Beoseot is the Korean word for "Mushroom". There are so many varieties of mushrooms available in Korea, . . . Read More
Yum Cha ■■■
Yum Cha refer to Chinese sweet cakes and savories served with tea usually in the late morning. - Tradionally, . . . Read More
Hae kun ■■■
Hae kun refers to thin slices of shrimp eaten with a side order of Chinese syrup. This is a Thai fried . . . Read More
Misutgaru ■■■
Misutgaru (Grain Powder Drink Mix) refers to a Korean drink/beverage made from a powdered steamed rice . . . Read More
Soemeori-Pyeonyuk ■■■
Soemeori-Pyeonyuk (Pressed Ox Head) is a Korean food - a sticky, gelatinous terrine of beef head. Soemeori-Pyeonyuk . . . Read More