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wolgwa-chae

A South Korean japchae variety prepared with salted, drained Oriental pickling melon, julienned beef, mushrooms, and vegetables. The summer dish belonged to royal court cuisine; modern versions often use aehobak instead.

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This summer dish was a part of the Korean royal court cuisine.

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Korea