Outwardly, Korean-style pumpkin practically does not differ from carrots, but the characteristic pumpkin notes are well felt in taste. Korean-style pumpkin turns out moderately spicy and very fragrant - here there is a fried onion, and garlic, and coriander is clearly audible. The dish is well stored in the refrigerator and can play not only the role of a snack, but also become an excellent side dish for meat dishes.
Outwardly, Korean-style pumpkin practically does not differ from carrots, but the characteristic pumpkin notes are well felt in taste. Korean-style pumpkin turns out moderately spicy and very fragrant - here there is a fried onion, and garlic, and coriander is clearly audible. The dish is well stored in the refrigerator and can play not only the role of a snack, but also become an excellent side dish for meat dishes.
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