Daege jjim processed spring crab is typical of South Korea
Daege-jjim, The main ingredient for making this dish is only one: daege or king crab. There is no need for any kind of seasoning, to make the Daege-jjim king crab whole until it is soft. Usually crab shells are already filled with processed crab meat called crab butter.
This food is a culinary mainstay of Gyeongsangbuk-do. While the king crab itself is the proud sea product of Yeongdeok, the village that was nicknamed the Crab Village. Just like Jukkumi, king crabs taste best when they are caught in spring. At times like this king crab meat feels soft and sweet.
Spring in Korea is a blooming flower and harvest time for farmers and fishermen. South Koreans believe that if they eat food harvested during the season, most of the spring will keep them healthy throughout the year. Vegetables, fruits and seafood taken in spring have the best nutritional reserves compared to other seasons.
They used to eat these foods in a fresh condition or used as a spring cuisine.





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