Korean food
South Korea's climate and pristine for the development of agriculture, as early as the Neolithic Age began after the cultivation of grains, and then spread the rice cultivation. Since then, the grains become the center of Korean food culture, and later formed the Three Kingdoms era of rice, vegetables and sub-main, non-staple food of Korea's traditional home cooking. Future development of the rice, porridge, pastries, noodles, dumplings, soup tablets children, alcohol and other grain diet, it also brings with soy sauce made of primer, then made the development of eating fermented miso. Not only the cultivation of vegetables, in the mountains in the spontaneous variety of edible wild plants also may apply to made cold dishes, rice balls, vegetables, pickles, etc., interspersed with the season change to the table.
Historically, in the fresh food and medicine with the original concept, ginger, cinnamon, wormwood, Schisandra, Chinese wolfberry, Radix, Eustoma, papaya, pomegranate, grapefruit, ginseng and other medicinal herbs are widely used in cooking the food. Conditioning the reference chicken soup, Ai cake, Radix, cold dishes of various foods, as well as ginger tea, ginseng tea, papaya tea, citron tea, medlar tea, cassia tea and other tea products. Sauces and spices are also used as medicines in Korea, that the onions, garlic, ginger, pepper, sesame oil, sesame and others have medicinal. The daily lives of Koreans to the staple food rice, adding a few dishes. The main staple food of rice or mixed rice, barley, soybean, bean and other miscellaneous cereals and mixed grain rice do.
Non-staple food is mainly soup, miso soup, pickles, sauce, also with meat, butterfish, vegetables, seaweed cooked food. This way of eating a variety of food intake not only uniform, will also achieve the objective of a balanced diet.
Staple food with rice, congee, noodles, dumplings, rice cake soup, soup tablets children, non-staple food with miso soup, BBQ, Sauce, Pork, vegetables, vegetables, fish sauce, dried fish, pickles, stewed food, hot pot, kimchi and other multi- species diversity of species. In addition to the diet, the South Korean diet include a variety of cakes, snacks, tea, wine, and a variety of fermented food.