Korean mamas (or anyone who cooks Korean food): what are some easy-to-make-at-home dishes your toddler likes to eat? I feel like I always cook the same Korean meals and I'd like more inspiration 
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Do you make a lot of soups?
My DD loves galbi tang, samgaetang, sullung tang, fish jun, zucchini jun.. steamed egg.
she LOVES plain rice with kim too.
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@chopsuey119: who DOESN'T like plain rice and gim?
I don't want LO eating THAT much kim (i gave her a few pieces), so i put the bag away and said, "sorry it's all gone." She was not happy.LO loooves myulchi broth (which will allow me to add veggies, egg, quinoa, whatever), japchae (but i need to cut up the noodles a lot), steamed egg, miyuk guk.
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omg, this thread is making me drool already.
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- jook
- any soup with rice
- fish jun
- rice with sesame oil and soy sauce with an egg on top. YUM! -
@Freckles: so my daughter will eat an entire pack of it in one sitting.
at least 6 big sheets? (With rice) Hahaha uh sodium overload
I don't give it to her often so it's ok
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Ooh jook is another easy one that can be super nutritious!
I mix white and brown rice. Add corn, peas, carrots, broccoli, onions, egg and sweet potato. She loves it. -
@chopsuey119: I have to check the brand i have at home, but it's not as salty as some of the other brands i've tried. My LO has a big rice belly.
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Dd likes curry too--chicken, corn, peas, carrots, onions, potatoes.
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@Freckles: haha my mom always brings a ton of it from la. It's made and packaged out there. Olive oil and not too much salt either!
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I'm not korean but we cook a lot of korean food..
bulgogi, miyuk guk, kongnamul bap, tofu banchan are all very popular with my kids. Also dwengjang jigae. We make it all non-spicy.
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