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-'''Buchimgae''', also known as '''Korean pancake''', refers to a variety of [[pancake]]-like dishes in [[Korean cuisine]]. The term "Buchimgae" is derived from "buchim", which means "fried" or "sautéed", and "gae", which refers to "a dish". Buchimgae is a popular dish in Korea, often served as a side dish or a snack.
+== Buchimgae ==
-== History ==
+[[File:Korea-Jeongseon-Various_Korean_pancakes_(jeon)-01.jpg|Buchimgae|thumb|right]]
-The history of Buchimgae dates back to the [[Goryeo Dynasty]], where it was a popular dish among the royal court and the aristocracy. The dish was originally made with wheat flour, but over time, other ingredients such as rice flour, [[buckwheat]], and potatoes were used.
 == Ingredients and Preparation ==
-== Varieties ==
+Buchimgae is typically made with a batter consisting of [[wheat flour]], [[water]], and sometimes [[egg]]s. Various ingredients such as [[vegetables]], [[meat]], [[seafood]], and [[kimchi]] can be added to the batter. The mixture is then pan-fried until it is golden brown and crispy on the outside.
-There are several varieties of Buchimgae, each with its unique ingredients and preparation methods. Some of the most popular varieties include:
-* '''Pajeon''': This is a green onion pancake, where the green onions are the main ingredient.
+[[File:Jeonbok-chamnamul-buchimgae_3.jpg|Buchimgae|thumb|right]]
 == Cultural Significance ==
-== See Also ==
+Buchimgae is often associated with rainy days in Korea, as it is believed that the sound of the batter sizzling in the pan resembles the sound of rain. It is a popular dish during the Korean holiday of [[Chuseok]], where families gather to prepare and enjoy various types of jeon (pancakes).
 * [[Korean cuisine]]
 * [[Pajeon]]
-* [[Kimchijeon]]
+* [[Bindaetteok]]
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'''Buchimgae''', also known as '''Korean pancake''', refers to a variety of [[pancake]]-like dishes in [[Korean cuisine]]. The term "Buchimgae" is derived from "buchim", which means "fried" or "sautéed", and "gae", which refers to "a dish". Buchimgae is a popular dish in Korea, often served as a side dish or a snack.

== History ==
The history of Buchimgae dates back to the [[Goryeo Dynasty]], where it was a popular dish among the royal court and the aristocracy. The dish was originally made with wheat flour, but over time, other ingredients such as rice flour, [[buckwheat]], and potatoes were used.

== Ingredients and Preparation ==
The main ingredients of Buchimgae are flour, eggs, and water. Various other ingredients can be added according to preference, such as green onions, kimchi, seafood, and meat. The batter is mixed with the ingredients and then pan-fried until golden brown. Buchimgae is typically served with a dipping sauce made from soy sauce, vinegar, and chili pepper flakes.

== Varieties ==
There are several varieties of Buchimgae, each with its unique ingredients and preparation methods. Some of the most popular varieties include:

* '''Pajeon''': This is a green onion pancake, where the green onions are the main ingredient.
* '''Kimchijeon''': This variety is made with [[kimchi]] as the main ingredient.
* '''Haemul Pajeon''': This is a seafood pancake, made with various types of seafood.
* '''Gamjajeon''': This is a potato pancake, made with grated potatoes.

== Cultural Significance ==
Buchimgae is a significant part of Korean culture and is often associated with rainy days. This is because the sound of the pancake frying is said to resemble the sound of rain. It is also a popular dish during the Korean holiday of [[Chuseok]], where it is made with freshly harvested ingredients.

== See Also ==
* [[Korean cuisine]]
* [[Pajeon]]
* [[Kimchijeon]]
* [[Haemul Pajeon]]
* [[Gamjajeon]]

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[[Category:Pancakes]]
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