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How Korea's Most Celebrated Rice Cake Master Makes Tteok First Person

How Korea's Most Celebrated Rice Cake Master Makes Tteok First Person

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Chef Park Kyeong-Mi, who has the honorable title of South Korea s Royal Cuisine Intangible Cultural Heritage Transferee, has been making tteok, or long cakes made of rice, in her shop Dong Byung Sang Ryoun for over 20 years
Date: 2021-04-10

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