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If you’re looking for an easy and delicious way to add some kimchi to your diet, look no further than kimchi fried rice! This dish is packed with nutrients and flavor, and it’s super simple to make.
What is Kimchi?
Kimchi is a fermented cabbage dish that is popular in Korean cuisine. It is made by salting and seasoning cabbage, then allowing it to ferment for a period of time. This fermentation process creates beneficial probiotic bacteria that can help improve gut health.
Kimchi is believed to have originated in Korea over 2,000 years ago. It was traditionally made during the winter months as a way to preserve cabbage and other vegetables for the long winter. Today, kimchi is enjoyed year-round and can be found in many different dishes.
There are various fermented cabbage dishes used across cultural cuisines. In Germany, there is the delicious Sauerkraut which elevates meals to a different level! In Chile, we have our own version of sauerkraut called “Chucrut,” which I am pretty sure we took the idea from the Germans.
Where Do I Buy Kimchi?
You can go to your local Asian Marker or Grocery Store and you will likely find Kimchi. You can also find Kimchi at Trader Joe’s if you live close to one. I bought mine from a Korean grocery store. But this is likely what it will look like when you go on the hunt for some Kimchi: