I'm also a Korean Jew and I love your channel Meorah ❤I'm visiting Israel in December and I'm so excited to be back soon! Hope you stay safe during these times 🙏
Angela Buchdahl is a prominent Reform Rabbi and is said to be the first Asian American Rabbi. There is a UA-cam video "Angela Buchdahl: Kimchi on the Seder Plate"
YAS! I LOVE cooking/food content, and I’m always curious about what you enjoy eating, especially re: Korean food in Israel. I loved when you first moved and shared your Hanukkah meals! ❤
Oh how I did not know that I need kimchi in my life right now!!! This looks amazing and so simple, thank you for sharing, Meorah! So lovely to see you. A sweet new year, dear!
Hey sister, what a video! made me hungry hahaha, i actually grow the green onions and the thai peppers on my balcony in southern Israel (Netivot) I'm gonna try your recipe , thanks for sharing! חג שמח
For those of you who live in the United States, Target sells Lucky Foods Seoul Kimchi and it is certified kosher by KSA. It is even in my small town. I think it tastes great. It tastes like the kimchi I make myself but is more convenient. The recipe I follow when I make it myself is somewhat different than Meorah's so I don't know how authentic it is but there does seem to be many types of kimchi. Kimchi has many health benefits. Try some kimchi with your gefilte fish Friday night!
I have made my own kimchi with napa cabbage. I live in a small town in Missouri and I couldn't find gochugaru (so I thought). On a trip to the Chicago area, I went to H-Mart and was overwhelmed by the choices. I asked a woman and she made some recommendations and I bought the gochugaru which has a nice flavor and not as hot as you might think. The funny thing is that I later found gochugaru in my small town and it had been there the whole time but the writing on the package was all in Korean and no one at the local store knew exactly what it was.
Have you gone to Seoul House in the old city? The owner has a whole line of kosher Korean products she sells, in addition to the pescatarian kosher restaurant (which was very tasty when I went a few years ago). She's also a Korean American Jew! I've found Nappa (and kosher Gochujang) at בלאגן on Aggripas. They have Gochugaru without a hashgacha, but I asked my rabbi and the brand they carry should be OK kashrutwise. ☺️ (there could be a kashrut issue with dried peppers, I don't remember the specifics)
I know that is said to work when you make pickles. It might add unwanted flavors to kimchi and it would be more difficult to remove bay leaves from the kimchi.
@@stephenfisher3721 You don't need much of them, only like 1-2 leaves per kilo of vegetables, when I use them I grind them with the salt in a coffee grinder and they turn to powder that you don't need to remove. You can also use tea leaves or grape leaves instead. (It's all about the tannin content anyway, that is what protect the crunch).
תודה שגילית לי איך עושים את הקימצי הלבן. יוטיוברים אחרים מתנהגים אל זה כסוד מדינה. בכרמלה בשוק הכרמל בתל אביב יש כרוב נפה. אני מניחה שגם בירושלים יהיה בקרוב. פשוט הכרוב הזה לא כזה טעים
Vegan doesn't make it Kosher. In fruits and veggies, there are specific rules that determine if it's Kosher, but the truth is that most of us are not that strict about it (as long as it is clean from bugs).
Raw unprocessed fruits and vegetables, even grapes, have no inherent kashrut issues as long as you don't eat any bugs by accident as you mentioned (but that's not the fruit that's a bug kashrut issue). In Israel you have an added need to do trumot and maasrot, and there's an issue with tevel and shmita, but the plant itself is inherently kosher. Processed food on the other hands, even if vegan, isn't automatically kosher. But 100% spices, for the most part (there are some exceptions), are kosher even without a certification.
Meorah never said vegan food is always kosher. She was talking about recipes. If you want to make kosher kimchi, following a vegan recipe is convenient.
Good that you eat kosher foods. Romans 14:5-6 [5]One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. [6]He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord; and he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it. He that eateth, eateth to the Lord, for he giveth God thanks; and he that eateth not, to the Lord he eateth not, and giveth God thanks. From Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ, who saith, Romans 4:5 [5]But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.
Did you post this comment on the wrong video? Your comment is not relevant here. On the Chabad website it quotes the Rebbe as saying: The three loves - love of G‑d, love of Torah and love of one's fellow - are one. One cannot differentiate between them, for they are of a single essence.... And one who truly loves a fellow Jew will inevitably come to love G‑d, since love of one's fellow is, in essence, the love of G‑d.....
No....he is just bored ...and have nothing to do in his life but spending lies.... It's saaaaaaaad🙄 ומוריה , מהממת שכמוך❤ תודה על התוכן המהמם, והאוכל המגרה😋 ממש אהבתי את מה שעשית עם השיער שלך😉 המון אהבה מעיר הקודש טבריה ....שיהיה חג סוכות שמח😊
Spreading lies doesnt make it true. If all that your side of the argument has is lies then may I suggest have a new argument. (Also read the book of Ruth where a convert becomes the grandmother of the king of Israel)
hahahahaha how amazing you are, first of all a happy and sweet new year, and a good signature at the end, regarding the spices from South Korea there is a store in Tel Aviv but I forgot its name I will find out and I will tell you the name of the store without a vow, the store itself has products that are kosher from Bedetz and there is Products that are not kosher at all, so you need to check carefully, and your hairdo is very beautiful, renew yourself, and upload more kosher foods, we will be very happy to learn to cook real kosher kosher food❤️👌🏻🩷🌸🇮🇱🇰🇷🥘🍯🍎🕊
Thanks! It’s probably the store “East & West” in the shuk. We have stores like that in Jerusalem too, and thank goodness they do have kosher gochujang (fermented chili paste) which is a key ingredient in Korean cuisine. 😊
Wow, I also use this paste, it's excellent, I like its taste very much, I prepare almost everything with it, especially fish, so I prepare Moroccan fish with a Koranic flavor 하하하하하 💙🤍🇮🇱🇰🇷🕊🌸🩷🍯🍯🍯
![You can LITERALLY eat this ALL DAY! White KIMCHI: TRADITIONAL &🌱 VEGAN KIMCHI Recipes [백김치]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qShpfn1p3ZM/mqdefault.jpg)
תודה על המתכון מאורה, אשמח לעוד מתכונים קוריאנים כשרים😋
חג שמח❤
I'm also a Korean Jew and I love your channel Meorah ❤I'm visiting Israel in December and I'm so excited to be back soon! Hope you stay safe during these times 🙏
Angela Buchdahl is a prominent Reform Rabbi and is said to be the first Asian American Rabbi.
There is a UA-cam video "Angela Buchdahl: Kimchi on the Seder Plate"
Thanks, sis! 😊❤ BH, I’m safe and well. חג שמח 🎉
I'm israeli jew, never knew of Korean jews, I'm fascinated now
enjoy your trip!
이름은 일본인 같은데 한국 유대인이라구요?
את מסבירה ממש טוב! ניסתי להכין דרך יוטיוברים אחרים רק דרכך הבנתי תודה!
I haven’t had kimchi but would love if you did more kosher korean recipes !
Forget the brisket. Let's try bibimbap.
@@stephenfisher3721yesssss
@@stephenfisher3721One of my favorites for Shabbat. 😊
Great idea
Very interesting and it worth the try.Thanks for sharing.
YAS! I LOVE cooking/food content, and I’m always curious about what you enjoy eating, especially re: Korean food in Israel. I loved when you first moved and shared your Hanukkah meals! ❤
Oh how I did not know that I need kimchi in my life right now!!! This looks amazing and so simple, thank you for sharing, Meorah! So lovely to see you. A sweet new year, dear!
Your kimchi looks so delicious! But your hair looks even better! :-) The color and cut is PERFECT on you!! Shana Tova!
Hey sister, what a video! made me hungry hahaha, i actually grow the green onions and the thai peppers on my balcony in southern Israel (Netivot) I'm gonna try your recipe , thanks for sharing!
חג שמח
נראה מצויין, תודה! שווה לנסות.
Thanks for sharing Korean Jewish life!
You are wonderful!!! Also invited to my home when ever you are in Migdal HaEmek. Thank you for giving up recipies for Kosher Korean food.FINALLY😂😂😂
You speak so beautifully! Just pleasant to listen to
For those of you who live in the United States, Target sells Lucky Foods Seoul Kimchi and it is certified kosher by KSA. It is even in my small town. I think it tastes great. It tastes like the kimchi I make myself but is more convenient.
The recipe I follow when I make it myself is somewhat different than Meorah's so I don't know how authentic it is but there does seem to be many types of kimchi.
Kimchi has many health benefits.
Try some kimchi with your gefilte fish Friday night!
Yummy, definitely going to try this. Thanks for the Kosher recipe, Chag Sameach!
I have made my own kimchi with napa cabbage.
I live in a small town in Missouri and I couldn't find gochugaru (so I thought).
On a trip to the Chicago area, I went to H-Mart and was overwhelmed by the choices. I asked a woman and she made some recommendations and I bought the gochugaru which has a nice flavor and not as hot as you might think.
The funny thing is that I later found gochugaru in my small town and it had been there the whole time but the writing on the package was all in Korean and no one at the local store knew exactly what it was.
Thank you so much
I like how easy it was to make
On the Internet, I read about a new Korean restaurant in Haifa but unfortunately it does not appear to be kosher.
קוריאנה - מסעדה קוריאנית בחיפה
Have you gone to Seoul House in the old city? The owner has a whole line of kosher Korean products she sells, in addition to the pescatarian kosher restaurant (which was very tasty when I went a few years ago). She's also a Korean American Jew!
I've found Nappa (and kosher Gochujang) at בלאגן on Aggripas. They have Gochugaru without a hashgacha, but I asked my rabbi and the brand they carry should be OK kashrutwise. ☺️ (there could be a kashrut issue with dried peppers, I don't remember the specifics)
Happy Birthday Doofus. 🎂
looks good, I want some :P
Thank you so much for sharing! אפשר להשיג פלפל חריף מיובש בדוכני התבלינים בשוק מחנה יהודה.
Gochugaru has its own flavor profile, as does each type of pepper. At least in the United States the most common ground red pepper is not the same.
U should be able to find the dried whole red pepper in a spice store just ask for פלפל חריף שלם יבש ❤️ thx for the recipe 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
אלופה! תודה רבה❤
You know that if you add some bay leaves to the mix it will keep everything crunchy instead of mushy.
I know that is said to work when you make pickles. It might add unwanted flavors to kimchi and it would be more difficult to remove bay leaves from the kimchi.
@@stephenfisher3721 You don't need much of them, only like 1-2 leaves per kilo of vegetables, when I use them I grind them with the salt in a coffee grinder and they turn to powder that you don't need to remove. You can also use tea leaves or grape leaves instead. (It's all about the tannin content anyway, that is what protect the crunch).
@@ManageDeMaia
Interesting idea about grinding the bay leaves with the salt; I will try that.
ignore the haters, great content
I love Kimchi
looks good
Nelly, they sell kosher Kimchi at Costco
What is the brand of the kimchi and what is the hechsher הֶכְשֵׁר (kosher certification)?
Hi. Can you make other Koreans food kosher?
תודה שגילית לי איך עושים את הקימצי הלבן. יוטיוברים אחרים מתנהגים אל זה כסוד מדינה.
בכרמלה בשוק הכרמל בתל אביב יש כרוב נפה. אני מניחה שגם בירושלים יהיה בקרוב. פשוט הכרוב הזה לא כזה טעים
Vegan doesn't make it Kosher.
In fruits and veggies, there are specific rules that determine if it's Kosher, but the truth is that most of us are not that strict about it (as long as it is clean from bugs).
Raw unprocessed fruits and vegetables, even grapes, have no inherent kashrut issues as long as you don't eat any bugs by accident as you mentioned (but that's not the fruit that's a bug kashrut issue).
In Israel you have an added need to do trumot and maasrot, and there's an issue with tevel and shmita, but the plant itself is inherently kosher.
Processed food on the other hands, even if vegan, isn't automatically kosher. But 100% spices, for the most part (there are some exceptions), are kosher even without a certification.
@@GaviLazan yes, all is true, thanks for expanding on that.
Meorah never said vegan food is always kosher. She was talking about recipes. If you want to make kosher kimchi, following a vegan recipe is convenient.
@@stephenfisher3721 I am well aware, just thought to add that vegan doesn't mean Kosher, it might confuse some people.
Good that you eat kosher foods.
Romans 14:5-6
[5]One man esteemeth one day above another: another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind.
[6]He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord; and he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it. He that eateth, eateth to the Lord, for he giveth God thanks; and he that eateth not, to the Lord he eateth not, and giveth God thanks.
From Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ, who saith,
Romans 4:5
[5]But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.
It's not really kimchi without shrimp paste...
Why not?
Is that just your personal taste preference?
Oh and hating on ashkenazi jews won't make you AUTHENTIC
@@Eveepz ?
Did you post this comment on the wrong video?
Your comment is not relevant here.
On the Chabad website it quotes the Rebbe as saying:
The three loves - love of G‑d, love of Torah and love of one's fellow - are one. One cannot differentiate between them, for they are of a single essence....
And one who truly loves a fellow Jew will inevitably come to love G‑d, since love of one's fellow is, in essence, the love of G‑d.....
You are NOT Jewish!
Are you the Chief Rabbi of Israel or some random Gentile?
No....he is just bored ...and have nothing to do in his life but spending lies....
It's saaaaaaaad🙄
ומוריה , מהממת שכמוך❤
תודה על התוכן המהמם, והאוכל המגרה😋
ממש אהבתי את מה שעשית עם השיער שלך😉
המון אהבה מעיר הקודש טבריה ....שיהיה חג סוכות שמח😊
😄 G-d bless you, sir.
Spreading lies doesnt make it true. If all that your side of the argument has is lies then may I suggest have a new argument. (Also read the book of Ruth where a convert becomes the grandmother of the king of Israel)
you are not human
hahahahaha how amazing you are, first of all a happy and sweet new year, and a good signature at the end, regarding the spices from South Korea there is a store in Tel Aviv but I forgot its name I will find out and I will tell you the name of the store without a vow, the store itself has products that are kosher from Bedetz and there is Products that are not kosher at all, so you need to check carefully, and your hairdo is very beautiful, renew yourself, and upload more kosher foods, we will be very happy to learn to cook real kosher kosher food❤️👌🏻🩷🌸🇮🇱🇰🇷🥘🍯🍎🕊
Thanks! It’s probably the store “East & West” in the shuk. We have stores like that in Jerusalem too, and thank goodness they do have kosher gochujang (fermented chili paste) which is a key ingredient in Korean cuisine. 😊
Wow, I also use this paste, it's excellent, I like its taste very much, I prepare almost everything with it, especially fish, so I prepare Moroccan fish with a Koranic flavor 하하하하하 💙🤍🇮🇱🇰🇷🕊🌸🩷🍯🍯🍯
@@hameorah
Do you know where it can be found in the North of Israel? Maybe in either Afula or Haifa?