I used to make fun of my Korean gf eating kimchi with everything. I would try a little once in a while and decided (with firm conclusion) that I kinda hate it.
Fast forward 5 years, we both moved on with different people and now I have big Kimchi box in my fridge from H-mart which lasts a week or two at max and then I buy again. I don't understand how I transformed from a critic to an ardent lover. What is the secret ingredient? Still not sure if I like the taste exactly but it gives me some kinda wierd pleasure eating with rice or plain tofu. Any Koreans care to explain?
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definitely watch out for your intake.
I really like having Baechoo Kimchi with pork belly (Samgyupsal).
Also, in Korea, different regions make Kimchi differently. For example, hot regions often put more salt than cooler regions to control fermentation process.
Jongga Kimchi is one of the most authentic ones you can find in the US.
But here's the thing, most people don't know their tongue craves this. They just consume one flavor and get so used to it they think it's normal. Think of eating pizza only or chicken only. One salty flavor. You drink coke because you want to offset that. Now once you try kimchi, you are so put off by the striking difference and you think yuck. But as you eat more and more you start to realize you need to eat something tangy, something different, for everything you eat. That's why you get addicted slowly and soon gotta mix it with almost everything.
Hope that helps.