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			<title>Ice Cream Cake: Dessert for a Korean Meal</title>
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Except for the occasional plate of fresh fruit, Koreans did not traditionally eat dessert after meals. Eating dessert has become a more popular practice among Koreans in the past couple...</description>
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			<title>NYC Korean Restaurant Week: 9.29.08 - 10.4.08</title>
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This is the first ever Korean Restaurant Week in NYC, with bibimbap as the featured dish of the week. Visit the "Taste of Korea" website for participating restaurants and to...</description>
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			<title>News Alert: Recall of Korean Snacks!</title>
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			<description>You may have heard of the toxic formula in China that made tens of thousands of infants sick, but the problem has spread to other countries now as well. Snacks...</description>
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			<title>Korean Dosirak: Lunchbox with Dumplings and Rice</title>
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I was so happy when I saw these rectangular dumplings at the Korean grocery store because their shape makes them perfect for packing. This was a lunch for my preschooler,...</description>
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			<title>Seen and Heard: Kimchi on Hot Dogs</title>
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			<description>"I think kimchi is on the verge of becoming the next salsa... it's great on hot dogs," declared Jim Poris, senior editor of Food Arts magazine, at a Culinary Institute...</description>
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			<title>100 Korean Foods To Try Before You Die</title>
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			<description>Inspired by The Omnivore's List, ZenKimchi blogger Joe McPherson came up with his list of "100 Korean Foods You Gotta Try". I scored a 90 out of 100; the ones...</description>
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			<title>Happy Korean Thanksgiving! </title>
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Today is Chusok, the Korean Harvest Moon Festival that is also now called Korean Thanksgiving. If you're celebrating with your family, friends, or just remembering your ancestors on this day,...</description>
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			<title>Back to School</title>
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			<description>It's been years since I've been in school myself, but now the fall means back-to-school for my little ones. If you're a student, teacher, or parent, school days mean busier...</description>
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			<title>Healthy Eating</title>
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Koreans have an herbal medicine tradition that is thousands of years old. Most Korean people you talk to will have used herbs or traditional remedies at some point in their...</description>
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			<title>One Word Wednesday: Spicy Soft Tofu Stew</title>
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Tofu Stew Photo © Naomi Imatome 2008, licensed to About.com...</description>
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