February 12th: Korean Chicken Stew & White Kimchi

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February 12th: Korean Chicken Stew & White Kimchi

$30.00

2/12 at 2pm EST: Learn how to ferment white kimchi and make Korean chicken stew with Chef Kyungbin Min of hanchic in Los Angeles.

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Our next class is with Chef Kyungbin Min of hanchic and Chimmelier in Los Angeles. Kyungbin has worked at some of the best restaurants in LA and is a 2021 Los Angeles Rising Star Chef. This is the third class he has taught with Lanyap Cookery. 100% of ticket sales from this class will go to No Kid Hungry. So let’s cook up some delicious food and ferment for a good cause!

What are we making in this virtual cooking class?

  • Korean Chicken Stew

  • White Kimchi

When is this virtual cooking class?

Date: Sunday, February 12th

Time: 2pm EST/11am Pacific

Price: $30 per household, 100% of ticket sales go to No Kid Hungry

Platform: Riverside - https://riverside.fm/

Chef Kyungbin Min

Kyungbin was born in Korea and grew up in Los Angeles. Before becoming the chef/co-owner of hanchic and Chimmelier, a Korean fried chicken pop-up, he worked at Little Sister, Kato, Kali and The Nomad. He teaches these virtual classes to raise money for No Kid Hungry, and that makes him a pretty, pretty awesome dude!

Notes on some of the ingredients:

  • Gochugaru (Korean Red Pepper Flake): It is generally sold in 1 pound bags like this. You may also be able to find a small jar of Mother-In-Law’s pepper flakes at Whole Foods.

  • Korean radish: If there is an Hmart near you, you will have no problem getting Korean radish. It looks like this. If you aren’t able to get a Korean radish, you can use daikon instead.

  • Dashida: Korean beef bouillon

Equipment:

Ingredients: (a list of exact quantities will be sent within 24 hours of signing up for the class)

  • Korean radish

    • or sub daikon

  • Pickling cucumbers

  • Yellow onions

  • Green onions

  • Jalapenos

  • Kosher salt

  • Chicken thighs

    • vegetarian omit and sub extra veggies

  • Russet potatoes

    • or your favorite potato

  • Carrots

  • Button mushrooms

    • or your favorite mushrooms

  • Gochugaru (Korean red pepper flake)

  • Garlic

  • Ginger

  • Soy sauce

  • Dashida