[Korea] Roasted sweet potato
Photo taken on 15th December, 2011.
Werlisa DXn 100 film. Canon EOS300 film camera.
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Roasted Sweet potato (군고구마)
on the street of Jeonju (전주), Korea.
노란 고구마 means yellow sweet potato
노란 (Noran)= yellow
고구마 (Goguma)= sweet potato
군밤 (Gun bam)= roasted chestnuts
In Korea during winter, you’ll often see mobile stalls on the streets like this
selling roasted sweet potato & chestnuts.
I love sweet potatoes & roasted sweet potato on a cold winter day is <3
I was so tempted to buy one from the ajusshi if I was not too stuffed with
the bibimbap that I had for lunch on that day.
Oh. Btw. Roasted sweet potato is popular in Japan too during winter.
it’s called 焼きいも(Yaki imo) in Japanese.
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Thanks for the language lesson, and giving me an appetite! No problem with posting.
Hi David! Thank you for letting me know you don’t have problem in posting :)
้hungry by just looking!
P.s. maybe u have to login if u already have wordpress account?
Hi Pat. Remember we were having Korean food together last year in June!! I wish I could visit Bangkok every year.
i had roasted sweet potatoes last weekend using the amazing korean happycall pressure pan. turn out very yummy & fast :)
Really! What’s Korean happycall pressure pan?
Yup, you need to log in to leave a comment. :(
Yeah. I think that’s the problem. Thanks for letting me know!
Love the fact that you write the Korean and Japanese words too! The site asks me to login in WP if I try to leave a comment filling in my details (email, name and web address). The only other options are Facebook and Twitter.
Hi antonella. Thank you for letting me know the problem. I don’t know why wordpress has changed the comment settings..
korean sweet potatoes is part of 밤고구마(밤 means chestnut), 호박고구마(호박 means pumkins). 호박고구마 is sweeter than 밤고구마 and a bit more juicy(?).
선생님! Thanks for teaching me Korean language always! ;)