Five of my favorite ferments I ate in Korea
Photo: The vessel that gives Onggi its name! A household ‘onggi yard’ holding one family’s various ferments in Seoul. After almost two months in Japan,... Read more
Photo: The vessel that gives Onggi its name! A household ‘onggi yard’ holding one family’s various ferments in Seoul. After almost two months in Japan,... Read more
Photo: Jars of umeboshi and other ferments at Kamoshika Kyoto fermentation cafe, Arashiyama, Kyoto In our highly connected world, there’s a strong chance that most... Read more
“You’re going to put fish sauce on…whipped cream?” Onggi customers look momentarily bewildered as Liam Fisher, owner and founder of Maine Garum Company, offers them... Read more
On a bright and chilly morning in early December, I found myself wandering through the nondescript streets of Greenpoint, wondering if I was headed in... Read more
“When we first started Onggi, we weren’t sure if people in Maine knew what kimjang was… so, when we held our first one that year,... Read more
Dawn had barely broken when I awoke to the howls of coyotes, not too far from my single person tent. Suddenly motivated to get up,... Read more