Kimchi, the traditional fermented Korean staple, is hugely popular all around the world. But vegans and vegetarians avoid the age-old dish because most recipes call for some kind of seafood to give a ...

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Use kimchi as a condiment, add it to eggs and soup, or use it as a filling for tacos and quesadilla. Credit: Photo by Charles Haynes Houston is a mosaic of cultures, and its cuisine reflects that.

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Vegan Kimchijeon is a savoury Korean pancake made with tangy vegan kimchi, scallions, and onions mixed into a light, crispy batter. Pan-fried until golden, it’s crunchy on the edges and tender inside.

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Kimchi, available in the refrigerated section of many large grocery stores, is a flavor powerhouse. Often made with napa cabbage, the fermented Korean staple instantly adds layers of complex spice and ...

Vegan kimchijeon, or kimchi pancake, is a savoury Korean dish made with tangy fermented kimchi, scallions, and a simple batter. Crispy on the edges and full of flavour, it's perfect as a snack, ...