How Michael Pollan Learned to Make Traditional Korean Kimchi
Clip: 5/3/2013 | 2m 51s
How Michael Pollan Learned to Make Traditional Korean Kimchi
Michael Pollan reads a passage from his new book, "Cooked," in which he tells the story of how he learned to make homemade traditional kimchi. His teacher, a Korean woman, taught him the difference between "tongue taste" vs. "hand taste" and the role of the cook in developing the flavors.
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How Michael Pollan Learned to Make Traditional Korean Kimchi
Clip: 5/3/2013 | 2m 51s
Michael Pollan reads a passage from his new book, "Cooked," in which he tells the story of how he learned to make homemade traditional kimchi. His teacher, a Korean woman, taught him the difference between "tongue taste" vs. "hand taste" and the role of the cook in developing the flavors.
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