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  1. Mandu - 18th Street Restaurant - Washington, DC | OpenTable

    Mandu opened in the fall of 2006 by Chef Yesoon Lee and her two children, Jean and Danny. Located on 18th street in Dupont, Chef Lee presides over the kitchen making ...
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  2. Full recipe here at Maangchi's cooking blog. This video shows us how to make Korean mandu (dumplings) and mandu guk (dumpling soup), and with plenty leftover for many ...
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  3. This is one of dishes I will be preparing for Zachary's birthday on Friday night~ This simple dish was surprisingly beautiful and satisfying!
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  4. (Twigim Mandu) Mandu make a nice light lunch, appetizer, or snack. Although you can really fill them with anything you want, the traditional way is to make them with ...
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  5. Korean tradition says that you won't age another year until you eat dduk guk - or rice cake soup - on New Year's Day. Japanese culture has something similar...at ...
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  6. Home. Submit Recipes. Korean Wonton Soup (Mandu Guk) Categories: Korean, Soups, World Cuisine Contributed by: Nania. Mmm, I love soup too! When I'm tired and not ...
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  7. SEOUL — There are as many recipes for mandu as there are families who make it. And in South Korea, that’s just about all of them. Made with vegetables ...
    www.boston.com/.../2010/...called_mandu_offer_options_galore
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  10. There are many different kinds of dumplings, but here I’m going to concentrate solely on the Korean kind, called mandu. Here are some little tidbits of information ...
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