Budae Jjigae literally means "Army Camp Stew" and was born from the ashes of the Korean War. Hungry locals would make this stew from whatever ingredients could be gathered, which often included Spam and canned Vienna sausages from American K-rations. Though the ingredients are humble, budae jjigae is a hearty and delicious dish that is still served in Korean restaurants today. Special Thanks to: RunnyRunny999 MikisPantry TheSquishyMonster and Qiranger Music: "Together On Our Own" by Josh Woodward (www.joshwoodward.com)
The Aimless Cook is an online show following the culinary adventures of Jay del Corro. My recipes come from everywhere and are fresh, easy and delicious. I want to demystify the art of cooking, one show at a time. Have fun in the kitchen, have no fear and live!
