We love hearing from you when you’ve had a spectacular dish in a restaurant, and the memory stays with you, such that want to try and recreate it yourself at home for your family and friends.    It’s happening more frequently too, which speaks volumes for the standards and quality of our restaurants – it’s good news for everyone!    We received an email from Helen S, who had recently attended a dinner at SOT Korean Restaurant, in Calgary’s Inglewood neighbourhood.    “We real

Hallyu – The South Korean Wave   By Linda Garson  A couple of years ago, the most popular food trends for new restaurant openings were...

Similar to tofu in both texture and versatility, dotori mook is often eaten cold and served with a soy-based dressing. “It’s slightly...

“The essence of Korean cooking lies in its jang (fermented pastes),” explains Chef Hun of Edmonton's SANG. Soy sauce, doenjang, and...

Kimchi traditionally relies on time for the fermentation process. Here, Culinary Creative Director Sharon Choe from Calgary's Tiger K...

“This is my L.A. Galbi recipe, a very authentic Korean marinade, ” says Chef Simon Park of Calgary's Korilla. He adds that the...

As a second-year Baking and Pastry Arts student at SAIT, Michelle Kwong considers herself more of a baker than a chef, so her love of...