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- with ginger. Saenggang-cha (ginger tea) made from saenggang-cheong (preserved ginger) Saenggang-cheong (preserved ginger) made for saenggang-cha (ginger...
- Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a flowering plant whose rhizome, ginger root or ginger, is widely used as a ****e and a folk medicine. It is an herbaceous...
- Mu-kkul-cheong (무꿀청; radish and honey syrup) Yuja-cheong (유자청; yuja marmalade) Saenggang-cheong (생강청; ginger marmalade) Gochu-cheong (고추청; Korean green chili marmalade)...
- yeot coated with gomul candy-like yeot Making hobakyeot, pumpkin candies Saenggang yeot, a ginger candy Shaping yeot Yeotjangsu, yeot seller Ttangkongyeot...
- Yi Saenggang (Korean: 이생강; born 1936), also known as Lee Saenggang, is a South Korean musician and a leading practitioner of daegeum sanjo, an instrumental...
- yam Misam-cha (ginseng root hair tea) 미삼차(尾蔘茶) Korean ginseng root hair Saenggang-cha (ginger tea) 생강차(生薑茶) ginger Ueong-cha (burdock tea) 우엉차 burdock roots...
- crimson grapevine berry Mogwa-jeonggwa (모과정과) – candied Chinese quince Saenggang-jeonggwa (생강정과; 生薑正果) – candied ginger Salgu-jeonggwa (살구정과) – candied...
- (Korean: 막걸리)': Korean rice wine Insam-cha (인삼차): Korean ginseng tea Saenggang-cha (생강차): tea made from ginger root Sujeonggwa (수정과): dried persimmon...
- traditional Korean medicine, such as ginseng (e.g. insam-cha) and ginger (e.g. saenggang-cha). While soju is the best known liquor, there are well over 100 different...
- the most po****r forms of sanjo. Its leading practitioner today is Yi Saenggang. Sanjo is traditionally identified as a form of minsogak, or folk music...