“It’s raining. Shall we have some pajeon today?” j-hope asked the other BTS members one rainy day on <In the SOOP>. To Koreans, who are often reminded of pajeon (scallion pancake) when it rains, j-hope’s proposition sounds totally natural. However, would ARMY all over the world feel the same way about this suggestion? This question is what started this BTS Recipe Book.
Contents For a Simple Pick-Me-Up - Kimchi-bokkeumbap (Kimchi Fried Rice) - Janchi-guksu (Banquet Noodles) - Budae-jjigae (Sausage Stew) When It Rains - Pajeon (Scallion Pancake) - Sujebi (Hand-Pulled Dough Soup) - Dak-bokkeumtang (Spicy Chicken Stew) When Feeling Peckish - Nurungji-gwaja (Scorched Rice Crackers) - Bungeobbang (Carp Bread) - Hotteok (Sugar-Filled Griddlecakes) Scrumptious Late-Night Snacks - Chicken (Korean Fried Chicken) - Tteokbokki (Simmered Rice Cakes) - Ramyeon (Korean Instant Noodles) When You Need a Boost - Suyuk (Boiled Pork Slices) - Samgyetang (Ginseng Chicken Soup) - Galbijjim (Braised Beef Ribs)
The recipes in the BTS Recipe Book are based on the actual recipes used by BTS, while the specific measurements, ingredients, and preparation steps were finalized after consulting with culinary experts. Introduces the recipe theme for each chapter with BTS’ song lyrics. Lists the key features and preparation difficulty of the recipes in each chapter. Offers detailed descriptions and explanations of what BTS said and did when they were cooking and eating each of the dishes. Provides a list of the ingredients and alternative ingredients for each recip. Exact quantities are given in two different measurements. Lists the preparation steps in of each recipe in chronological order. Provides a glimpse into the different personal tastes of BTS. You can check out how they answered in the book.
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Author: Cake Publisher: Cake (2022)
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