So here is a week of my school lunch. This was just as typical a week as any other. In every meal we get some kind of kimchi, soup, and rice. Then we get 1 extra source of protein and 1 other side dish.
Monday:
- Soup made from bean paste. I hate this kind of soup most of all. In the soup there are pieces of potato, tuna, and seaweed.
- White rice and a 1/2 banana
- Kimchi
- Dried fish thingies. I don't eat these.
- Tofu with a slightly spice sauce on it.
Today I ate banana, tofu and the rice. (I took a picture of my co-teacher's tray because mine was so sparse looking.)
- Beef. Lots of bone and very little meat.
- Korean pancake. Love these.
- Kimchi.
- White rice and a nectarine
- Soup with potato and fish cake
My nectarine was a little mealy tasting. The Korean pancake (pajeon), however, was delicious. They are made from flour, eggs, oil, scallions, and a little vinegar, soy sauce, and sugar.
Wednesday:
- Boiled potato. No salt and no butter.
- Hot sauce for the bibimbap (Gochujang 고추장)
- Green kimchi
- Bibimbap (seasoned and sauteed vegetables like carrot, zucchini, and mushrooms) with rice.
- Also, grape juice!
Thursday:
- Mook. A gelatin made from buckwheat and acorn powder with seaweed and sesame on top.
- Fried chicken with lettuce and a mustard dipping sauce.
- Kimchi (Oisobakki: kimchi from cucumbers)
- White rice
I am wondering what you most want to eat when you come home???? A really good American Hamburger? Steak & fries? Someting else?
ReplyDeletelooks exactly like my school lunches :)
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ReplyDeleteBecause I can eat almost anything I desire in Seoul, there isn't much that I'm really craving. I could go for a burrito with black beans (rather than the standard Kidney or Refried here) and a huge sandwich on a sourdough roll.